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Absolute gibberish, setting back the Oxford cause 20 years. What was he thinking?

EArl of oxford wrote those plays.

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RIP. I loved his father's PE column in the seventies. I love some of his grandfather's books. All the family are eccentric or actually bonkers. The UK needs more of these eccentrics now.

As much as I want to believe everything that Professor Waugh claims in this video I cant help but think that his delivery reminds me of a south park cartoon connect the dots video where some new insight is pulled out of thin air. More credible than fish dicks but not as much as scott feterman eating his parents.

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Evelyn would be embarrassed.

Oh, Alexander...

The principal ghostwriter of Shakespeare was John Florio

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I totally agree. The interviewer is very patronising. He talked about himself for so long at the beginning of this session i thought itwas to be about him! I felt he is envious of Mark Rylance. Mark was very patient and polite in the circumstance and did not respond. A lovely man and a beautiful actor.

40:32 is an elipse .... by no means a perfect circle --- isn't it?

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with what it means that "men who are appear easy are not attractive" means that they are not of good physical appearance, facial appearance and height, so they don't have options and have to take what they can.

I'm tired of all this absurd, farfetched speculation about the identity of the great Bard! I've done my own research, and these are my findings: William Shakespeare was actually Francis Bacon, except on Tuesdays when he had to pick up the kids. Both of them were really Queen Elizabeth 1, who was in fact a myth and didn't exist. However, she had a first cousin named Elizabeth Handlepan, after whom the Elizabethan Era was actually named, and phrases such as "Elizabethan play" were coined . At some stage, she changed her name to Elizabeth Panhandler, to avoid confusion with Shakespeare, who hadn't been invented yet, though the patent had by this time been filed. The entire works of Shakespeare were based on one day in the life of the largely unknown Panhandler, who was a peddler of Sally Lunn buns in Scunthorpe. The historicity of the events of this particular dramatised day, March 15, 1601, is in question though, as Sally Lunn didn't arrive in England until 1680, and besides, there is a telling scene in Macbeth, (since redacted), originally inserted somewhere between the hideous witches and the spooky apparition, in which Lady Macduff orders Uber Eats. Shakespeare was considered the greatest playwright and poet of his time. This accolade was previously owned by Ben Jonson, but he was relegated to second-place after performance-enhancing dainties were found in his swete bagge. The conniving and covetous Jonson added an "H" to his name and made his return as black Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson centuries later, but he fooled no-one, and was famously exposed as a cheat at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. His medal was given to Carl Lewis who, it was suspected, might also have been Shakespeare. This makes sense. I hope this clarifies the question of Shakespeare, and who, and indeed whether, he/she was.

Leahy is shocking in this. The man needs to learn the art of humility when in the presence of greatness such as Mark Rylance.

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Does brunel university often invite "scholars" who do their "research" based on agglomerated letter "T"s on tombstones?

Example A of somebody who can be so well spoken yet spout such utter shite.

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Rylance makes this evening sound

I'm sympathetic to Oxfordian ideas but this cryptography is tripping. It doesn't constitute proof - it's plausible that a bunch of masonic secret agents might have invented such a scheme, but it could still be an elaborate hoax - with all literary evidence you have to question the motivation and prejudices of the writer. To claim this is more than a potential clue devalues it as it suggests Waugh doesn't understand the criteria for historical truth.

I had the pleasure of seeing Mark Rylance as Hamlet at the Globe Theatre in the summer of 2000, and he is still my favorite Hamlet. Watching him you could believe Hamlet was truly mad or that he was merely playing mad. I completely disagree with him on the authorship question but find him utterly fascinating, and it's interesting to hear the viewpoint nonetheless.

The teacher is very teachery and it's ok to joke that Mark was taking a long time to answer but come ON! He was utterly fascinating and went into satisfying depth. I think the teacher going on too much in a 'jokey' way kind of trivialised the answers that Mark was giving a little bit insulting for the sake of a quick laugh.

The BFG is my favorite of his movies!!

Saw him first in "Boeing, Boeing" on Broadway playing the roommate from Wisconsin and then when he brought Shakespeare to Broadway (went 4 times). He s a great comic actor and director as well as a more "serious" one.

I had a history teacher who would transform into Ceasar, Cleopatra, Henry, etc. Even problem students would be mesmerized. He was the 1st person who could transport me back in time. Rylance is the second.

Mark is an amazing man and actor

My academic thoughts about these current debates simply are Bollocks. Further more... Bollocks. So goodnight sweet prince and don't you ever...ever forget Harry was a Welshman. Huzzah 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿😮

More of Mark and less of the intrusive moderator, thank you.

The moderator is so annoying.

‘The time will come to take my love away’…Sir Mark…this resonates so much with me…I lost my beloved husband,17months ago.We used to talk to each other about loss,of each other…🥲♥️🇨🇦

This could have been an extraordinary program, but was sunk by flickering screens and the pompous host.

Just amazing. So interesting to watch a man like Mark.

If this is the new Dumbledore, someone is a casting genius.

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The authorship is one of the most interesting questions about Shakespeare. Any academic now surely has to consider the validity of one person in one lifetime, in just one place producing (writing) those very different kinds of plays.

Telling comment about reviews, for sure. All the cast and directors in the posh theatre groups in the late 70s 80s etc etc were obsessed with 'close reading' of the text. Rather than interpretation, acting. It was all so serious - black costumes, puritanisme. No stone left unturned for meaning meaning meaning. And of course, Robert Lepage

That was absolutely Brilliant, Alexander Waugh who we all sadly lost this year was a fountain of knowledge and such a Great presenter. I have got to learn so much over the years but this is confirmation that EDV was re-buried in St Peters Church / Westminster Abbey. Thank you for this great video and recommend everyone to watch it.

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Always that fish i, is there a contract, an obligation with it?

I recently finished my high school. Can I apply for this scholarship i’m 17 years old

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