*Shakespeare's incredibly flattering fictional rendition of Richard ii. The real thing was far too venal, crass, self obsessed and basically stupid to come close to being capable of such profound reflection and wisdom.

Y esa música matu es y también hay uno que se llama el hospital de Excepto yo no pongo para que alguien Oiga mi historia y no se permite por si es yo la escucho acá y yo lo pongo en mi historia pero o espíritu del desierto no lo ponen hoy porque dicen que hay alguien oculto no sé que nadie pueda oír esa música es Ésta es mi música Sagrada y yo quiero poner la historia pero me lo quita y dicen que nadie pero Y esa música así como se oye matu matu v1 + v2 esas son mi música y más tuve que es o espíritu de sexto número

The child could be killed.

Porque nem todo mundo tem bom gosto como nos nem todo mundo procura música de qualidade que inspira espiritualidade elevada

verdade

Completamente esta música e super espiritual . Te desperta

You think...the original play is...historically accurate?? Carmen pls 😭😭😭 everyone knows Shakespeare never gave a hoot about historical accuracy and if you're talking about when this play was performed during his time then I expect to see the same ire everytime a female actor is cast for the female roles in the modern adaptations of Shakespeare 💕

@@alaaothman9466 I think we are talking about different aspects of historical accuracy. Shakespeare was utterly political in his "accuracies". But that is not what I was refering to.

I mean back in the day, the theatres used to have men playing women. There was always artistic lisence even when it was written. It doesn’t matter as long as what is spoken is true

They found the best actors for the parts, Sophie Okenodo was marvellous as queen Margaret for instance. Should she not play a part, simply based on the colour of her skin?

@@TrenceA why is this not racism or cultural appropriation? Anyway, simply because my thinking is against The political corrected trends, I will be condemned. Nobody is allowed to think and question anything anymore.

Do you plan to go round every Shakespeare video and object to black characters in them? You must be used to it by now. Shakespeare is. Guess what? Ben Wishaw isn't really royalty either.

@@margaretgaskin4928 Do you plan to go round every Shakespeare video and object to what does not conform to your bigoted multicultural agenda? You must be used to it by now. Shakespeare, alas, is still above your attempts to bring him down. Guess what? You attempts at a clever 'snap' are neither snappy nor clever.

de Venour stay pressed whitey😂😂😂

@Caratacus Exactly. It'd be laughable if the intent behind it weren't so malicious.

I have to say it pisses me off too. I can take black actors in Othello, Titus Andronicus, maybe A Midsummer Night's Dream or The Tempest, but not one of the historical plays. I regard it as a BBC exercise at re-writing our history. Shame because the acting is great.

That's the thing acting, plays and characters, there are a myriad of ways of putting the words and the meaning across. It is also the reason why Shakespeare can be played in any age or state and be thoroughly relevant to the age.

Stage and film are different mediums though. Both convey Richard 2 as the high drama bitch he is capably.

Agreed Tennant made Richard look pathetic. This version shows him as sad, but dignified.

Yes he was so compelling in this. For once I actually felt sorrow for Richard. His BAFTA was well deserved. He outshone everyone in every scene he played in, even against Patrick Stewart in Lancaster's "This sceptred isle" scene. This scene and the deposition scene are moving. The first four plays of The Hollow Crown series in 2012 were all superb with the actors speaking so comfortably.