BBC Shakespeare Retold - Richard Armitage in "MAKBETH"

I found "Makbeth" a couple of weeks ago - and just loved Richard in it! Again, wish his part was larger. His intensity and sensitivity is impressive (that's what I just love about him!). I think, I messed up with format - video seems distorted. If it's too unbearable, I'll try to fix it (I am still new at this). Your comments are appreciated.

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[piratelover20]

Did you happen to find the original on the web? I'd love to know where you found it.

[AlisaGB]

I sure did! I used Emule to download it.

[qotjgus107]

isn't she the sister of harry in vicar of dibley?? (1:03)

[AlisaGB]

Yes,she certainly is!

And, if I am not mistaken, she might also be co-starring with Richard in Spooks now! :0)

[mothemost]

If Richard Armitage's beauty hurt him, he'd be in agony 24hrs per day ... Or, to put it plainly, the man's gorgeous!!!

[LisaB1991]

Could it be any better? James McAvoy and Richard Armitage in 1 masterpiece!!!!!!!! TOGETHER!!!! *thud*

[myra463]

Thanks for this clip. Hadn't seen it before, and I never get enough of RA. Another example of his incredible acting skills. And on top of that, he is absolute perfection.

[MMLVER24]

who does Richard play in Macbeth?

[IBleedForA7X]

I really do wish that the shot was a medium wide on Richard when he finds out his family's been killed, rather than a wide shot. He's a remarkable actor; so intricate in his choices, and each one is perfectly apparent on his face and in his body. I would have loved to see the torment and grief in his eyes: it would be so heart-wrenching, but so spectacular; certainly very memorable, especially for a moment that's so integral in the story.

My god, what a marvelous actor.

[plmbx]

*double thud*

[mysweetsmile23]

wow they're such amazing performers!

[lespignonsverts]

aaah Richard Armitage and James McAvoy, two of my favorites actors together!! I'm in heaven now lol...

[ubercarrots]

RICHAAAAAARD<3

[mirage92]

it's spelt Macbeth

[judithj1]

He's not the beautiufl Sir Guy here but he still knows his way round with a blade!

[dncr2dir]

I bought the dvd at a U.S. Barnes & Noble store--not online 10months ago. I have a big Shakespeare collection, and this was a good addition. Interesting updates, without the silliness of Luhrman. And of course Keeley Hawes playing Lady M.--did she tip off RA about "Spooks"?