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06-12-2010, 01:14 AM
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Shakespeare on film
I've recently re-taken up Shakespeare (voluntarily, as opposed to forced in school) and am awed ... what a way with words that man has! I've been really enjoying Hamlet - reading and highlighting my way through it, and watching the David Tennant/Patrick Steward RSC (Royal Shakespeare Company) version of it - excellent!
I'm trying to get the kids a little into it this summer, and so am looking for the best film adaptations of his works - any suggestions?
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