Shakespeare's Henry V (1990, Michael Bogdanov) pt 10 of 17

Shakespeare's "King Henry V" from "The War of the Roses" (English Shakespeare Company, UK, 1990) is a direct filming, from the stage, of Michael Bogdanov and Michael Pennington's 7-play sequence based on Shakespeare's history plays.




King Henry - Michael Pennington
Paul Brenner as Pistol
Roger Booth as Williams
Stephen Jamerson as Bates

Director Michael Bogdanov


H.A.Evans (1904) comments:

line 193. 'Tis certain -- Capell proposed he said last), and, if you will, join'd

to give this speech, as unsuitable to to Bates's." This seems reasonable

the stubborness of the characters of enough; it might indeed be replied

Williams and Bates, to Court, of whom that Williams has been led to modify

" we see nothing in what editions have his views by the king's speech ; but if

given him; who bring him in unaccount- so, his pess1mistic humour shows itself

ably only to ask a question about the again immediately in what he next says.

morning, and then shut up his mouth.

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• theatre
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