That’s right dead right. Alan Johnson, I’m in love.

Are you a pathetic, worthless gentile?

Well, he's certainly changed a lot of his views and opinions since this interview.

He has a natural, very close-to Glaswegian smile.

I want to meet John. He is a legitimate human. Punk....or truth ... I respect him so much

would be nice if you include subtitle on the song played @4:27 it is very touching. nice documentary thou

How do you call it acting when you are not screaming so loudly that you can see spit from a camera 20 ft away? This is a madhouse, A MADHOUSE! SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE!!!!!😂 This rendition of the speech actually does sound like a human spoke it.

That speech is from Henry VI part 3.

Why? Are the ghosts always female? Because they were treated so bad in life? No wonder they are haunting you!

Never has sarcasm dripped so heavily from the word "honourable" as it does here.

The book The Night Manager was excellent as well the series. My only qualm was the boss of the main character was a male but they changed it to a pregnant female -to make it worse it was played by Olivia Coleman.

I am starting to think that brutus is not infact an honourable man

🎉ジリアン・アンダーソン大好き😍💓💓可愛いね💕💋

Brava!

Lovely, Tears, my beautiful husband was a Shakespearean actor, I deeply miss his sonnets and his loving touch.

Here in 2024

people call this art? the guy lived up to 91 meanwhile true artists like van goh pass on too soon at 37- left unseen, unappreciated, unvalued.

Still is

I watched the play tonight. How interesting is that this is not the end of the play but rather part of a scene which continues on.

How is this worth a video?

No, this is not…

Now put on a comically masculine voice like the stoners in life of Brian.

Somali meshan majogtaa😢❤

Let's be real, there are probably very few places where a human hasn't died yet, especially in highly populated areas. Thousands of years of history, thousands of wars and natural disasters, plagues, murders, even on the seas - shipwrecks and airplane crashes... any place could be haunted if you believe enough and don't know much about physics and/or chemistry. Human imagination is a powerful thing.

Making him lose his Jewishness is not mercy

The Winter of Discontent monologue is from Act I Scene II, not Scene I as indicated in this video.

If you do not get it - then why be so upset about it.

Have had my edge on this man ever since he spoke badly about actors who haven't attended a 'drama school'... This does not excuse or eradicate, but it is an excellent (IMHO) and painfully slight and beautiful incarnation of Hamlet at this time in his life. Well done and thank you Sir.

THAT's how you do it L&G.. ;) Big hat's off to Riz Ahmed.

Russ Che Brand

Never liked Shakespeare, please don't tell me that i am getting into it. His collected works have been gathering dust in my library for at least 15 years.

I love Damien Lewis, a wonderful actor! Love love his acting, intensity and lovely red hair, just like Henry viii😊

Incredible performance. Curious to think that Richard the third entire motivation boils down to the man being an involuntary celibate.

Caesar wasn't friendly : "And that which led him to war against all mankind , as it had led Alexander before him , and Cyrus of old , was an insatiable love of power and a mad desire to be first and greatest ...." Plutarch (about Julius Caesar)

Antony was Caesar’s lap dog. A conniver who was instrumental in turning Rome from a constitutional republic into an autocratic regime. Sic Semper Tyrannis.

Почему гамлет чёрный?

Charlton Heston did it best.

Eu te acho lindo demais da conta

He’s gorgeous

I have the biggest crush on him omg

Get a crown, 15 years

Pray for us. St. Gertrude. ❤ Sabina

Damian is the man. I loved Brando's aggressive take on this, but I do like this version as well - subtle and delivered with nuance.

This is kind of average. The best i ever saw was Brando in the Frank Mankiewicz version of the play, with Gielgud and Mason.

I can never hate somalis Period From south africa forever close to our hearts 🇸🇴🇿🇦💗

Antony: Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears!!! Van Gogh: 👀

I love the way you helped me focus on the positive effects of art. ❤ For some reason, I fear to open my heart to some kinds of art because I am afraid of the negative effect it could have on me. Does it mean I am judgemental? Does it mean I hate the artist or I am not tolerant of his or her mind? Sometimes, I am also afraid I won't give a proper meaning to someone's work of art. I have tried to challenge myself to get rid of that uncomfortable feeling in whenever I am in front of a challenging piece of art. My first reaction is to cancel it and I don't like it. Do you think there is a solution for me?

How many times can Shakespeare fit ‘Brutus is an honourable man’ in 150 seconds?

I am hypnotized..what an actor

He is such a lovely man. I saw him live and laughed every second for a very reasonable price! and then was utterly transfixed in his documentary on Noel Coward.