RIP General Bison. “Game…Oh-Vah!!!”

i saw a performance of this play at the globe in london recently and i have to say, it paled terribly in comparison to this.

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8:27

They don't make em like that anymore

Amy dawson needs to loose that Best Supporting Oscar asap

Amy dawson needs to loose that Best Supporting Oscar asap

Amy dawson needs to loose that Best Supporting Oscar asap

That part at 20:57 😆

They are both so excellent in these roles! Her hissy fit is epic! Reminded also of how breathtakingly beautiful she was (and continues to be). Raul is the perfect foil for her with his no-nonsense attitude and his heroic bearing. RIP. I am sad for the future virtuoso performances he no doubt would’ve brought were we not robbed of his presence by his early passing.

Joan Cusack это гениальная актриса. Просто улет. А Meryl's🤮🤮🤮🤮🤢🤢🤢💩💩💩💩 Бездарная, страшная , вообще не понятно кому она так приглянулась в Голливуде и в Белом доме и каким местом приглянулась...что из нее сделали вдруг" гениальную актрису" и навязали американцам? Нет там ничего в ней, за что вообще можно было зацепиться...ну наверное профессионально ноги раздвигать умела и стонать. Эти все ее выступление с Раулем Джулия на сцене...жесть...бедный мужчина🤣 ..ну прям другой партнёрши более женственной и талантливой не нашлось у продюсеров. Она все его спектакли портила.

Raul's voice was a real instrument. Wow.

A few years before the American Conservatory Theater did this in 1976 with Marc Singer in complete Commedia del Arte style and it looked much stronger then this tradional performace by two excelent actors.

It's 1981, not 1974

Raul Julia; dearly loved, deeply mourned. A giant talent, great humanitarian and dear God; how handsome he was! ❤💔🌹

Is this an objectively different play than Taming of the Shrew

11:44 ♥️

7:26 ♥️

I have been looking for this for ages. I saw it when it first aired, and have wanted to see it, again, for ages. Thank you!

Such passion, such power, performances that we did not deserve. To Meryl & Raul....................... it was Tuesday 😎

Merly Streep allahım sen nasıl bir oyuncusun yaa

Oh my!!! Meryl is so perfect! there is a brazilian soap opera called: O cravo e a rosa, inspired in this same story. Its amazing! kzbin.info/www/bejne/raC4p5-Dg5ueiJY

22 minutes in….there’s a Powerful monologue by the great Meryl Streep.

"I didn't see it, how did it go?" *_"I Won._*_ They were rooting for _*_me."_*

Gosh, Meryl looks like a painting. Such classic features she has. Raul was just the hottest guy ever.

what a great play!

Give me Taylor and Burton any day!!!

Two giants on the stage giving an acting lesson for the new generation that like the challenges and are willing to pay the price to reach that level of professionalism.

Raul played the most difficult and intense characters from the British literature.He was good in plays and movies. Raúl did a great job with the British accent. Would it be good that Meryl and Julia made a movie together. Good character actors are make in the theater.

14:40 - they meet 15:20- come sit on me 16:15 - yours 17:30- had I a glass I would 17:47- he grabs her 18:02-19:33 - I don’t know how we were allowed to watch this in English class 21:12 she charges at him

This is such an interesting interpretation, that Petruchio is throwing Kate's own aggressive attitudes back at her to show her how ridiculous they were. I highly doubt that Shakespeare and his contemporaries probably would have intended this interpretation in an age where women (unless widowed) were largely treated as property-I assume this is an example of us viewing the play through our modern lenses-but I think it's such an interesting way of looking at their relationship, and definitely makes sense in our modern age. Very interesting to juxtapose this against other interpretations.

Of course, starving her of "the meat" is a metaphor.

I saw an interview of Raul Julia, and he talked about Meryl Streep spitting on him, and he said, "How could Meryl spit on me? But then I thought about how Petruchio would react to it?" Julia was channeling something very true about Petruchio: he is a gentleman as he says he is. How many men would have the strength to let a woman spit on him without losing his shit? But to let a woman spit on him and lick it off as if it were nothing, just taking it as a wound of love, is to become the definition of a man. How many more men would become small and bristly? "That I'll try," she says, seeing if he is a gentleman, and for the whole play he doesn't lose his shit and proves to her that he is indeed so. That's what's happening underneath.

These two command the stage on their own, and are amazing together! The bit where she spits on him and he licks it up is hilarious. I love how this is shown where the actors talk about the characters in between scenes.

i wanted to tsee their performance on stage

do all musical performances get recorded? i wish to see some of richard burton's

How old was Meryl in this play… Jesus 😍😍😍

I think the thing that people miss is this: There are a lot of trashy men out there, who would never deserve a wife such as this. But there are also trashy women, who make good men suffer. In this instance she learned how to treat him well, and going forward I can see their relationship being well balanced and one of mutual respect.

why is no one talking about the couple at 4:30?? lmao

Vim aqui pela reestreia de o cravo e a rosa em 2021

Dear wonderful Meryl and Shakespeare a marriage made in heaven

Man, Raul Julia was such a savagely handsome man. Petruchio is a son of bitch, but Julia made him *so* desirable. lol

Ken Thornton. Thank you so much for posting this. It's impossible to find elsewhere.

28:38 *balding husband crumbling on her right* "I'm not getting paid enough for this sheet."

this is such a gift!

Is the music from a musicbox !! lol... love this version 🔥💓🌹

Streep Julia 🎥 would of been a Hit

Quando vejo a Meryl em cena eu perco o ar. QUE MULHER FODA!!! 💣

what a jewel to find on youtube

Medooo da Meryl em 1:20