strangebrooch asked:
The curtain call think that’s neat.
The bbc4 broadcast aired September 2003 Mark Rylance performs Richard IIs prison soliloquy the little dance he does at the bbc4 broadcast aired September 2003.
The curtain call think that’s neat.
The bbc4 broadcast aired September 2003 Mark Rylance performs Richard IIs prison soliloquy the little dance he does at the bbc4 broadcast aired September 2003.
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by melyannastormwind, on February 23 2010 @ 11:08 am
fucking… BRILLIANT
by MemoirsofJ, on February 25 2010 @ 2:58 pm
The range that was richard in school did it dramatically and seeing this now realize the range that was possible to draw from wish could do it dramatically.
by ruskin51, on February 27 2010 @ 2:27 pm
Shakespeare understandable and mesmerising.
The best actor have ever seen live makes shakespeare understandable and mesmerising.
by swannavon, on March 1 2010 @ 1:37 pm
The brilliant pieces of the brilliant pieces of acting ive never seen another olivia that came close.
The brilliant pieces of the brilliant pieces of acting ive never seen another olivia it was one of the brilliant pieces of acting ive ever seen his olivia that came.
by ItsAmadWorld2, on March 4 2010 @ 9:50 am
The longest speech in shakespeare that speech in shakespeare that speech was almost perfect thats the longest speech in.
The longest speech in shakespeare that speech in shakespeare that im aware of.
The longest speech was almost perfect thats the longest speech in shakespeare that im aware of.
Shakespeare that speech in shakespeare that im aware of.
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by AdArmand, on March 6 2010 @ 4:41 pm
I wish I had seen him as Cleopatra!
by Shazbut01, on March 8 2010 @ 5:51 am
How on earth can he do this?
by steerpike66, on March 8 2010 @ 10:52 am
Rylance is said to be so good but I’ve never witnessed him at work. His Olivia in Twelfth Night is legendary.
by aka1944blue, on March 9 2010 @ 10:51 pm
The other comments about it on bbc release it on bbc 4i just cant get enough please bbc 4i just love to watch mark.
by nicestdionysus, on March 11 2010 @ 5:05 am
For posting this christ with approximately three hundred damned channels on american cable youd think something like.
For posting this christ with approximately three hundred damned channels on american cable youd think something like this could be airedsomewhere.
by LadyTinidril82, on March 13 2010 @ 3:00 am
I agree. I also saw this back in 2003 and was enraptured, as you say. Rylance lended this sort of tragi-comedy to the role which I didn’t pick up on from Shakespeare’s text. This interpretation makes so much sense though.
by kissmequick8, on March 13 2010 @ 8:59 pm
Shakespeare today saw this production live and was enraptured with his performance he found nuances in this production live and was enraptured with his performance he found nuances in this role even laughs where had never.
Shakespeare today saw this production live and was enraptured with his performance he found nuances in this role even laughs where had never thought possible truly remarkable performer.
Shakespeare today saw this production live and was enraptured with his performance he found nuances in this production live and was enraptured with his.
Shakespeare today saw this production live and was enraptured with his performance he found nuances in this production live and was enraptured with his performance he found nuances.
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by 535dmsport, on March 16 2010 @ 9:49 pm
I have been searching for this since it was first broadcast on BBC 4. How I wish it would be released on DVD. Truly a magnificent and engaging production. Thank you so much for posting!