Anonymous | Mark Rylance on Shakespeares plays (2011)

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Mark Rylance über Shakespeares Werke
Mark Rylance on Shakespeares plays
Genre: Historienfilm / historic
Regie / directed by: Roland Emmerich (2012, ID4 - Independance Day)
Darsteller / cast: Vanessa Redgrave, Rhys Ifans, David Thewlis, Joely Richardson, Mark Rylance, Rafe Spall
Kinostart Deutschland: 2011
release date USA: 2011
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[@ciaranmulroy9325]

Even when he's not acting, Mark Rylance is magnetic

[@TimothyJonSarris]

Bravo! Well said indeed. Here again Rylance demonstrates his thoughtful and insightful ideas about the author and how this film can serve to break down barriers of thought. A truly inspiring artist this actor is...!

[@shrimpee502]

Agree with him or not you have to admire his conviction.

[@jackmallory7996]

Agree with him to a certain extent and I’m pretty convinced of the case for Edward de Vere as the true author. That said, it can hardly be argued that the works of Shakespeare have not been valued or appreciated at their true worth owing to the fact that they’ve been attributed to the wrong person for the last 400 years. People have been raving about what a great play Hamlet is for 400 years without being aware of the numerous striking parallels in it with de Vere’s own life.

[@rockhammer85]

Nice one, Mark Rylance. Anything that get up the noses of pompous, stuffy, one-sided, presumptuous, bardolizing Strafordians has to be a good for our culture. There's probably more evidence for the existence of the Loch Ness monster than there is for William Shakespeare actually having written the plays attributed to him. Just because his name is on the front hardly means anything at all. Next we'll be hearing that Alan Smithee really directed the films that bear his name.

[@SabinaEngland]

Mark Rylance is amazing <3

[@lukemarsden5872]

basically, these snobs think a lad from "up north" was incapable of writing such beauty.

[@romeaffair]

An articulate and very sexy man. Talented too.

[@simonjkoxford]

Thank you Mark Rylance, genius recognized by genius.

[@ROUBA33]

Mark Rylance is The Best!

[@letitiarydjeski2320]

Yes. He spoke to the various issues very eloquently. Good for Mark Rylance.

[@ROUBA33]

For me, he´s the best Actor in the world ! Simply AMAZING like You said!

[@SiLlyGoOse4321]

LOVE HIM!

[@dittoscope]

Hear! Hear! It helps immeasurably to see the plays through the eyes of a person who had a set of preconceptions about history, monarchy, war, gender, and the world of the Elizabethan era, because putting all that into the balance focuses the mind on the choices made in the action. Clearly an artist assembles from the person inside and makes visible that person to us.

[@geedeecunningham3515]

Rylance cleanly states how thinking and questioning are denied serious students of Shakepeare and other academic fields, here. A braver man I do not know.

[@walshwork]

What folks know, but always leave out of the argument, is that Shakespeare was a genius. Not using that word lightly. His father was a glove maker. True. Einstein's parents were middle class and he worked at the Patent office. How can one man have written these plays with the insight and depth and humor and pathos they contain? How do you explain his plays? Genius. It is rare but does exist. Shakespeare.

[@Equinox1969]

@Capt777harris I'm really marvelling at your knowledge of everyday language at the end of the 16th century in England. Are there any statistics I wonder, how common or uncommon was cap-a-pie anyway and if used in a play would people understand it? Are you by any way in uniform since you are aware of the word HEAP, which being an acronym is probably less common than an expression of French/Latin origin. Are you sure that it still was used at the time because of its medieval connotation?

[@patkenlaws]

A great actor, he can talk bollocks and sound convincing.

[@khi590]

so curious to see that new film...The knowledge behind Shakespeare's plays is also discussed in detail in Peter Dawkins Shakespeare book series (and Shakespeare Enigma) with foreword by Mark - both had and have great workshops ... And the stage of the film will be rebuilt in Berlin centre (instead of another castle) - Shakespeare for all for all times

[@sheilaferguson4358]

He has truly risen above his field as an actor if that's possible by opening our eyes to who really wrote plays . Certainly not an ill educated man from Stratford who was a buyer of plays but not author of them. and had not travelled anywhere. How in gods name we still attribute them to him is a travesty. It had to be someone in Elizabeth's court who was well travelled and talented but frightened of repercussions if found out.. mark rylance a giant among great actors knows it isn't the man from Stratford. But proving it is a different matter. The good thing is people are now questioning the validity of the man from Stratford so called plays