Richard III

...and explains how he plans to murder his way to the throne. Modern scholars believe the popular image of Richard is unfair to the real man, but Shakespeare's version persists. Two memorable film versions starred Laurence Olivier in 1955...

In this article: Richard III, Iago, William Shakespeare, Battle of Bosworth Field, Othello, Faith Healer, and Ian McKellen

...to move from Denver to join Warde's New York City actors troupe. The second achievement was as the star of Richard III '' (1912), based on the play by William Shakespeare. This 55-minute film was re-discovered in 1996 by a private film...

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...10), as well as a reading of his little-known play about Sir Thomas More (May 14), whose tendentious biography of Richard III influenced Shakespeare's villainous characterization. "The Tempest/La Tempete,"the Montreal-based 4D Art...

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Tapestry's Last Act, 'Richard III,' Is a Long Goodbye Shakespeare's "Richard III," now onstage in Alexandria from Tapestry Theatre Company, can be a rewarding experience for actors and audience alike. We spectators to the Bard's somewhat...

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...older siblings Ethel and Lionel were also major stage and screen stars. His Broadway appearances in Shakespeare's "Richard III" and "Hamlet" in the '20s were legendary. Barrymore began his film career around 1913. He starred in the 1922...

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...of wondering aloud about the RFK assassination. In the animated Disney movie of Snow White it is the evil queen, like Shakespeare's Richard III, who has all the screen presence. I once watched the film in a Greenwich Village art house...

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...on-screen quote from William Shakespeare's Richard III :- The film received generally positive reviews, and enjoys an 86% "fresh" rating on RottenTomatoes.com as of February 2009. Janet Maslin, writing for the New York Times, felt that much...

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...to hate? William Shakespeare certainly knew the attraction of a rollicking good bad guy - how else do we explain the enduring fascination for Richard III, who was "determined to prove a villain", or Iago, or that turncoat Macbeth? Dr Amanda...

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..." and travels from 1953 over 50 years into its passengers future. Dragon Rapides appear in several films including The Maggie, The Captain's Paradise, Fathom , the 1995 film adaptation of Shakespeare's Richard III , and a 1986 Spanish film, .

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