Shakespeare "Henry IV, pt 1" (1979 TV) Hal kills Hotspur

[tattoofthesun]

in this version, Hotspur, as an actor had a blood pack in his mouth. BBC hurting for money could not permit him to stop and do this scene again, so Hotspur's entire speech here is more bloody than usual- he bit it much to early.... yet no one would know otherwise!

it is amazingly convincing

[MackTheKnife12]

Overact much (Hotspur)

[Kyaronss123]

Good Vid.

[muzz100]

Hotspur looks like Father Jack.

[tenorismo]

@muzz100  Arse bisquets

[krisbiskit]

Henry V is my RP Teacher!

[NevskyP]

Good performance! Even though I think the Chimes at Midnight production and performance is damn close to perfection - the sound quality of this clip gives it a slight edge in terms of delivery and clarity!

[steerpike66]

I think that this Falstaff is better. Welles had amazing physical gifts but Quayle pulls off the devious amorality as well as the festive loveability.