Anonymous - Trailer

Release Date: 4 November 2011 (United States)
Set in the political snake-pit of Elizabethan England, Anonymous speculates on an issue that has for centuries intrigued academics and brilliant minds ranging from Mark Twain and Charles Dickens to Henry James and Sigmund Freud, namely: who was the author of the plays credited to William Shakespeare? Experts have debated, books have been written, and scholars have devoted their lives to protecting or debunking theories surrounding the authorship of the most renowned works in English literature. Anonymous poses one possible answer, focusing on a time when cloak-and-dagger political intrigue, illicit romances in the Royal Court, and the schemes of greedy nobles hungry for the power of the throne were exposed in the most unlikely of places: the London stage.
Genre: Drama / History / Thriller
Cast: Vanessa Redgrave, Joely Richardson, David Thewlis, Derek Jacobi, Rhys Ifans, Xavier Samuel, Jamie Bower, Edward Hogg, Sebastian Armesto, Rafe Spall
Director: Roland Emmerich
Screenplay By: John Orloff
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[@musicofDK]

Rhys Ifans should have been nominated for Oscars for this. He was spectacular. Such delicate yet strong emotions expressed just by his eyes alone.

[@lizannewhitlow1085]

Yaasss!

[@MJEvermore853]

Totally agree

[@sprixpurl3034]

These hollywood award shows are nothing but rigged popularity contest.

[@blackmetalmagick1]

Why have I only heard about this movie 5 years later? I've been played!

[@lapestenera4706]

me too

[@rezwanul99]

same here

[@darksister1435]

Spacca Teschi me three

[@Leo7-]

Wheel of Ixion LOL I’ve just saw the trailer 😂

[@Mr_Movie_Fan]

8 for me

[@31051247]

10 years have passed, yet I still come to see the trailer...such a great movie!

[@nyb_ok]

Where can I watch this film for free?

[@souloftheage]

Has it been a decade already?

[@nyb_ok]

@@souloftheage yup, man...time flies

[@chad8519]

Good trailer but the movie is kinda mid tho

[@melaniegray9479]

I couldn't care less about you all fighting over the conspiracies, I am watching this just to see Jamie Campbell Bower!

[@nivaldosoares4119]

wer wer a

[@kaylasachs6625]

SAME

[@tasneemramahi1157]

ONG

[@candy5107]

Stranger things VECNA is watching you

[@Freakjo1]

Same

[@Noah_abe]

Such a well done trailer. It doesn't give everything away from the movie, yet it hooks you and tells you just enough. That's what trailers are supposed to be like. I hope this turns out to be awesome!

[@kaspartambur]

2 moments really slow down to show his reactions... one with dialogue right on top of it to push. It really baffles me, why trailer companies do or get away with this.

[@JuanitaRichards]

I loved this movie and watched it twice - the second time with the directors commentary, which was just as fascinating as the movie. The research they did, how they came to their conclusions etc. Marvelous

[@KTBEverlasting]

This really is a awesome movie. Brilliant performances, the sets and cinematography were amazing.

[@Ajaws]

Too bad the story is quite literally historic revisionism and is a complete fabrication

[@FrAzzorE]

Iam lucky and watch the movie back in the days in the cinema... i still love that piece of art.

[@gOdkNoWsIWTBF]

It's cool that Jamie Campbell Bower acts in this film as he also plays Christopher Marlowe in the TV show 'Will' which is about Shakespeare's life.

[@TheFakeOrangeJuicer]

im not gonna lie, when i watched this movie i was stunned, amazing in epic proportions

[@MJEvermore853]

11 years later, and I still keep coming back to this movie. I absolutely love it and have seen it about 15 times, thanks to the DVD. I really LOVED Ifans in this and his character. I hated the character of 'Will', so Mr Spall did his job of being the antagonist very well also. Its beautifully filmed. The music in it was fantastic. As a big fan of the movie and soundtrack of 'Elizabeth' with Cate Blanchett, I recognized a couple of pieces of music from that movie were also used in this movie... The same small piece from Mozart's 'Requiem' was used in both movies. Even more interesting, is the song, 'Night Of The Long Knives'. I've only ever heard it in the Elizabeth movie. It's also used in this movie. What a gorgeous piece of music it is! Anyhow, I can't recommend this movie enough. I rate it a 10+. 👍❤️

[@Sherman350]

Ppl should also consider the theory that the true author behind shakepseare was the Afrikan nubleman by the name a Philip Sydney, who needed to keep his Afrikan heritage a secret which he done with makeup and powdered wigs, hiding his true self . Why else u think that the pirates in Hamlet captured him but let him go forthwith ? They knew they could get a pretty penny for him on the slave markets . Then when he reveled who he was to the pirates , they was like hot damn we gonta let this nukka go before the Queen hunt our azzes down for takin out one a they peoples

[@emptylook1]

no one could imagine the amount of movies that i have watched my whole life , but this Masterpiece " m'a boulversé la vie"

[@Pfyzer]

my English teacher made us watch this in class, did no disappoint whatsoever. it was great!

[@joecurran2811]

You are so lucky. I presume they doubt the Stratfordian narrative?

[@Don-ep4mx]

I assume your English teacher didn't take any English history...

[@onlymargi]

"We've all been played" lol puns

[@bambyzn1]

I personally found it interesting. Great soundtrack, awesome actors, few funny moments, quotes, historical references. Definitely worth watching at least once.

[@LovisaLaholm]

It's been many years since I stopped believing that Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare. I'm a Marlovian, so I cant's wait to see this movie.

[@frankfang2146]

I love this movie. The picture is gorgeous... The story is interesting

[@souloftheage]

You are intelligent. This film can be enjoyed on so many levels

[@Ramizello]

I literally fell in love with this trailer. Radiohead music fits this vid perfectly. And I don't know why people keep complaining about the idea of this movie. In my opinion, it is just another variant of what was happening back in Shakespeare age.

[@WillChampion42]

I come here from time to time just to realise how good "Everything in it's right place" suits to this trailer!

[@feeberizer]

I love all Roland Emmerich's movies, but this (and The Patriot) are in my top 10....

[@latassingh]

This is on another level. So much better than Shakespeare In Love. Music, sets, cinematography, acting, so amazing!!💐💐

[@crestfallenknight7983]

I agree. Amazingly beautiful movie that got me interested in 17 century

[@RavenclawAnime]

This movie is absolutely amazing! I'm trying to see this movie twice before it leaves theaters, maybe more if I can. I am addicted to this movie!

[@mikiburza]

And the year 2011/12 ? Finally are you see more ? I know its a long time for you but for as its only seconds

[@drrahulindia8761]

Anyone here in 2021😉

[@mayasanthosh9438]

Hm

[@maxlu71]

No, 2022

[@ethanaverton7287]

WONDERFUL film, brilliant screenplay -- I hosted Roland Emmerich, Joely Richardson, and John Orloff at the Oxford Union when they were promoting the film. John Orloff is especially brilliant. Truly. My only gripe is the name -- "Anonymous" seems so underwhelming for the story and the brilliance of the writing. It definitely needed a name worthy of the film.

[@Sherman350]

Agree wit u on the name . They shoulda done something better than that one word. Ppl should also consider the theory that the true author behind shakepseare was the Afrikan nobleman ("Nubleman") by the name a Philip Sydney, who needed to keep his Afrikan heritage a secret which he done with makeup and powdered wigs, hiding his true self . Why else u think that the pirates in Hamlet captured him but let him go forthwith ? They knew they could get a pretty penny for him on the slave markets . Then when he reveled who he was to the pirates , they was like hot damn we gonta let this nukka go before the Queen hunt our azzes down for takin out one a they peoples

[@notNavindu]

I THOUGHT THIS WAS ABOUT THE REAL 'HACKERS'

[@mm-pr3ye]

Don't worry I'll make it

[@rellszeny]

Navindu Amarakoon ME TOO SO THERE IS A HACKER MOVIE ITS CALLED V FOR VENDETTA SO THATS THE REAL HACKER MOVIE

[@lovelyxskinny]

I just finished watching this and I must say, WHAT A FILM! Definitely worth the watch!

[@DarastaliX]

One of the most underrated movies ever

[@Smokingshadow18]

i saw this move yesterday and let me tell you this movie is so worth to watch it .. you will love this movie

[@CydneyRose]

writing has always been my life and after watching this film i can say im even more interested in the mystery behind shakespeare now

[@karthik4773]

So are did you write something its been 7 years

[@CydneyRose]

@@karthik4773 never stopped! :)

[@whoareyou5971]

@@CydneyRose What about mystery of Shakespeare?? Did you find out something good?

[@MissyFox888]

"To be, or not to be, that is the question:" Oh how could a petty, middle class person such as William Shakespeare could have written such beautiful work?! Of course it couldn't be other than an aristocrat could have done such marvel in literature. It's an absurd to fathom or play with the knowledge a peasant, pauper or middle class for that matter could ever write.

[@RudeMania35]

This film deserved the OSCAR

[@kvdoglover]

Awesome movie, loved the intricacies and how it ties together (or rather unravels) at the end. And weather people want to just sit back and watch it as fiction, or a what-if...at the end it had me even briefly thinking, well what if Shakespeare isn't who we think he is?

[@jackfaulkner2688]

The thing I find with Anti-stratofordian theory is why would there have been concrete evidence to support a middle class playwright's schooling and life? And to suggest that he couldn't have written about court life is just social snobbery. If I were to write a satire based on Buckingham Palace using imagination that is entirely conceivable. Anti-stratfordians are often quite fanatical on the subject as if hell bent to prove there was some terrible lie on the authorship of these plays and poems. The strange determination to de-fame William Shakespeare is for some people a fundamentalist cause worthy of shouting about on Speaker's Corner. It's said there isn't any evidence that Shakepeare wrote the plays, but there is no evidence to say he didn't. The debate is interesting and premise for a film. I can't however see how it thrives and continues without one shred of actual bonafide evidence.

[@jackfaulkner2688]

Proclus Diadochu In truth, I've barely read his plays with a view to analysis them for that point, i've begun to not even care about the argument. I've read James Shaperio's book on the subject and recently I watched the film anonymous. I thought it was just a bad film. I mean that in terms of it's merit as a film. I find the argument boring now and have simply moved on. I don't think it matters. I watched Titus Andronicus over the summer, it was really brilliant. So to summarise, the film anonymous, awful Titus Andronicus, excellent.

[@aleksismil]

I loved every moment of it cause it challenges and questions every single written word of the Golden Age as we know it! And acting is superb!

[@juttamaier2111]

It's a fantastic movie, very entertaining, no matter if you believe the theory or not. Every minute is a joy to watch and listen to.

[@nicolaevans9171]

Jutta Mai

[@kirangupta-yh1iw]

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[@kirangupta-yh1iw]

vbgdf

[@SamsButterscotch]

Whoever made this trailer was quite the clever man. The Radiohead song made me want to check out the movie, and I'm glad I did, because it is, simply put, brilliant. Furthermore, it persuaded me into wanting to read Shakespeare, which I will do in the coming week. Ah, the power of today's technology, and how it can shape the will of people, if it is reigned by an ingenious character.

[@jordan-vl9lj]

what song is it?

[@MJEvermore853]

@@jordan-vl9lj...not sure which Radiohead song it is, but it does not belong in a movie trailer such as this ( and I love Radiohead). This movie with this particular song mix together like water and oil.

[@liquidmetal5616]

@@jordan-vl9lj Everything in its right place.

[@phizap]

one hell of of movie !!

[@amaxamon]

Yes, it was pure hell....

[@IsSaidLikeThis]

Just so you all know, this movie is about William Shakespeare and the man who "really" wrote the plays... I've seen it and its really good; however if you want to see it, then I recommend you watch it twice... Because its a bit confusing at first

[@carolinelenny]

This film is so good. It might be a bit inaccurate (some historical details and *cough* Tudor roses) but it's so good. The places, people, writing and music are all very good.

[@Sherman350]

Agree wit u on the tutor roses . They was warrin too much o'er they roses to fix that for the movie u could say. Ppl should also consider the theory that the true author behind shakepseare was the Afrikan nobleman ("Nubleman") by the name a Philip Sydney, who needed to keep his Afrikan heritage a secret which he done with makeup and powdered wigs, hiding his true self . Why else u think that the pirates in Hamlet captured him but let him go forthwith ? They knew they could get a pretty penny for him on the slave markets . Then when he reveled who he was to the pirates , they was like hot damn we gonta let this nukka go before the Queen hunt our azzes down for takin out one a they peoples . Something to consider

[@AnArchaicSoul]

I'm only watching this because the theme song for this trailer by Radiohead. Everything connected to Radiohead is good. Every. single. thing. Lol

[@ciara1913]

What is the song

[@AnArchaicSoul]

Ciara Smith Everything In Its Right Place by Radiohead on their Kid A album. Have fun exploring RH!

[@someonesgamingtr68]

AnArchaicSoul i am agree with you

[@shitalcat]

Me too.

[@bluestariver6479]

Dont know why ive never even heard of this movie!

[@fawks98]

Because it's so anonymous.

[@bluestariver6479]

looks quite good anyway

[@fawks98]

I watched it. It actually is pretty good. I may not be a good judge, but the plot is pretty nicely laid out.

[@bluestariver6479]

Misbah Qureshi Well a good plot is what a lot of the blockbusters are missing nowadays :)

[@fawks98]

Yeah. Its really hectic though. Yet still really intriguing.

[@chingzero]

watched the film because this trailer stuck in my head for quite a while. wouldn't say it's "interesting" but the theory did made me think... remember the name, or the work?

[@peterhoughton3770]

For 400 years a bunch of toffs have been trying to prove that Shakespeare wasn't Shakespeare. He couldn't have been a lower middle class man from a country town. Next they'll tell us Prince Charles wrote the White Album... John and Paul couldn't have coz they're working class lads from Liverpool - it's impossible they could be smart, cutting edge, original, poetic, talented and popular. Only an aristocrat could pull that off.

[@cwpeavy6568]

Some say that Sir Francis Bacon was the author.

[@whitneydyer328]

And Christopher Marlowe.

[@Sherman350]

@@whitneydyer328 Further, some support the theory that the true author behind shakepseare was the Afrikan nubleman by the name a Philip Sydney, who needed to keep his Afrikan heritage a secret which he done with makeup and powdered wigs, hiding his true self . Why else u think that the pirates in Hamlet captured him but let him go forthwith ? They knew they could get a pretty penny for him on the slave markets . Then when he reveled who he was to the pirates , they was like hot damn we gonta let this nukka go before the Queen hunt our azzes down for takin out one a they peoples

[@powerkidO7]

One of the best movies i have ever see in my life

[@OneShroomTooMany]

If anyone is wondering what the song is, it's Everything in It's Right Place by Radiohead.

[@lamarsahadeo429]

0:40 Everything In Its Right Place - Radiohead

[@Useyno]

Not surprised by this at all.It wasn't that uncommon in Europe for them to take something from someone and claim it to be there's.

[@devashishchakraborty3632]

BlackStarPower911 yeah specially when thats a british

[@goutamkumar65847]

BlackStarPower911 Oop in po

[@goutamkumar65847]

BlackSta

[@nivaldosoares4119]

we rfewr wr

[@alevelapisto1846]

As a Spaniard, I am sorry about whatever my ancestors (from 500 f*cking years, for God's sake) did to yours. I'm tired of people fighting over the past. It's already written, and let me tell you that nihilism and sarcasm won't change it, but we can work for a better future instead of being assholes to one another. Now, sorry for the long comment, hope you liked it.

[@HoboJoe1416]

One of the best movies you’ve never heard of! I am certainly an Oxfordian, with Edward De Vere as a lock. He checks off the necessary boxes as candidate for being the author. He lived in Italy for several years, where at least 12 of the plays are set. He spoke Greek, Latin, French. He was a noble, which was the focus of many of the plays. He had a legal education and the writer’s accuracy on legal matters of the time was spot on. One intriguing detail is that it was written in his own time that he wrote under a nom-de-plume (I.e. pen name) at that time, although the name or names were never given. The first folio, when published, was written with Shake-Speare hyphenated. At that time, this often referred to a nom de plume or pseudonym. Will spelled his last name ‘Shaksper’ or ‘Shaxper’. Poor Will just didn’t have the intellect or education.

[@souloftheage]

Agreed 100%

[@harriffanconshertini8804]

"Didn't have the intellect or education"? Classist and fictional.

[@kellikesorangesoda1950]

saw this film and I never usually watch films like this but anonymous was an awesome watch and would thoroughly recommend it to anyone

[@cliffdivingteam]

Never knew this film existed, looks like something I would really enjoy! I can't wait to watch it! Only came across it because I am doing my dissertation on the portrayal of Queen Elizabeth I in films.

[@MarinaStradivarious]

I just watched the movie!!! it was amazing!!! I loved it!!!! the actors were great!!! all of them!!!

[@davidstol2792]

Although the overarching theory is completely out of touch with reality, the movie is really entertaining and tells a great story. If you can accept that the history is going to be stretched or even just made up in parts and can deal with some confusing time sequences, then it's an awesome film to watch.

[@fernandciraco4189]

Curious that there are no records of his handwriting except on his tombstone.

[@Nullifidian]

@@fernandciraco4189 Whose handwriting, and why are you imagining handwriting on a tombstone anyway?

[@afonsosousa2684]

@@fernandciraco4189 There are six authenticated and surviving handwritten signatures by Shakespeare, and absolutely none of them is on his tombstone.

[@modifiedcontent]

The Oxfordian theory is as ridiculous as the Stratfordian theory. It makes total sense that the plays were written by Christopher Marlowe from exile in Italy, after faking his death to escape torture and execution. That story would make a better movie too.

[@GrimmFilmEnt]

Rhys Ifans is one underrated actor...

[@clairita8]

imo one of the best movies i've ever watched!!!!the director unveils the mystery of shakespear's origins(or at least one of the many theories about shakespear's real identity) and in the end he manages to quite convince you because he focuses on every detail, by explaining the social,political,historical circumstances of that era with all these dressed with a very neat and magnificent direction!i don't know guys i've never been so passionate about a movie before really worth watching!

[@Commander_Rane]

Never even heard of this

[@ItzCoopzFtw]

Same here, Looking through YT, finding all these awesome movies that don't get the publicity they deserve

[@Commander_Rane]

Shame...

[@markparana2094]

ItzCoopzFtw agree with you!

[@rissenard]

Commander Bwarr Shame... coincidence isnt it?

[@Commander_Rane]

The heck?

[@quianabraswell748]

I'm a direct descendant of Edward De'Vere so this is going to be an interesting watch.

[@Sherman350]

not lookin like that u aint

[@ImperialEarthEmpire]

i dont care what people say bout this movie to me its a great movie... love their 16th century atmospheres...

[@itsjustthatawsome]

"WE'VE ALL BEEN PLAYED" Palm, meet Face.

[@rissenard]

everything in its right place

[@brokeniphone9698]

thanks a lot!

[@KevinXC94]

People, don't take everything in this movie seriously! It is just a movie and while there are some truths behind the idea for the movie, there are some modifications of facts that were made to improve the movie. Which I honestly didn't mind and thought it made the movie better, but some are offended by this and I don't think any offense should be taken. Overall I loved the movie and it very closely resembles King Lear (and it even pops up in the movie near the end).

[@44hatetheposers44]

This movie is magnificent, a little confusing with the flashbacks at the beginnings but very good film

[@Yuki-uq6ur]

anyone here from the accountant movie trailer soundtrack?

[@misheon]

me!

[@debjyotibanerjee6382]

Yuki Kamishima what about it??

[@victoria-timeless5522]

For me, a masterpiece!! Love it.!!

[@the_wisecrack9472]

One of the most beautiful movie ever made. Go and watch it. Amazing cinematography🔮

[@dfelixpt]

I never imagined that a song from Radiohead 's Kid A would sound so good on a 16th century story trailer!!!!

[@Em60999]

This was one of the best movies ive seen

[@Sherman350]

sound like u aint seen a lot a movies and too bad it aint true . Ppl should also consider the theory that the true author behind shakepseare was the Afrikan nubleman by the name a Philip Sydney, who needed to keep his Afrikan heritage a secret which he done with makeup and powdered wigs, hiding his true self . Why else u think that the pirates in Hamlet captured him but let him go forthwith ? They knew they could get a pretty penny for him on the slave markets . Then when he reveled who he was to the pirates , they was like hot damn we gonta let this nukka go before the Queen hunt our azzes down for takin out one a they peoples

[@Letstalkwithashish]

a very promising trailer

[@follc1991]

Why have I ONLY heard of this 10 years later

[@Sherman350]

for the same reason that when a person go to Wikipedia page for Shakespeare , they gonta show you a picture of the Merry Merchant --- the small hats pulling the wool over ur eyes . Ppl should also consider the theory that the true author behind shakepseare was the Afrikan nobleman ("Nubleman") by the name a Philip Sydney, who needed to keep his Afrikan heritage a secret which he done with makeup and powdered wigs, hiding his true self . Why else u think that the pirates in Hamlet captured him but let him go forthwith ? They knew they could get a pretty penny for him on the slave markets . Then when he reveled who he was to the pirates , they was like hot damn we gonta let this nukka go before the Queen hunt our azzes down for takin out one a they peoples

[@witherblondiekins]

He wasn't a poor farm boy. His father was the town's bailiff (a high-ranking position) and his mother was the daughter of a well-to-do landowner.

[@ariland14]

i am in loooove with this movie!!!

[@saraypaiva]

amazing film.... strongly recommended..!!!

[@AleCharlie]

This film was really fantastic. Recommend it to all.

[@syafiqjabar]

No, academics who study Shakespearean literature. Other theories suggests that Shakespeare is real, but he did not write everything attributed to him. Seriously, it's ironic people complain about remakes but then also complain about an original movie. Of course, people who hate remakes probably dislike Shakespeare too. A lot of his plays were remakes of earlier plays, or they were adaptations of something. Not all of them are famous plays, though.

[@ak540i2]

Shakespeare's writings were based on an Arab writer who lived during the Abbasid era. Hence Sheikh Sabar (both short a). Arabic letters 'seen' 'ba' 'ra' with fatha on the first two letters. Which means to inquire or gain information. Like most things in the European Renaissance, they were heavily influenced if not out right imported from the Muslim Golden Age of the sciences, mathematics, astronomy, physics and literature.

[@jeanbiroute]

"European Renaissance, they were heavily influenced if not out right imported from the Muslim Golden Age of the sciences, mathematics, astronomy, physics and literature. " They ware all based on Greek and Roman work. And the Renaissance came with the fall of Constantinopolis.

[@ak540i2]

Of course there was some Greek and Roman influence. The Muslims were influenced by the Greeks and Romans to some degree. However, how about the many many European (namely Italian) traders who smuggled in Arabic books in the 1200 and 1300s and spent decades secretly building libraries of scientific books that were translated from Arabic to Latin. Secretly because if anyone was caught with an 'Islamic' book, they were put to death, regardless of the contents. No honest scholar today can deny the influence of the Muslim Golden Age on that of the Renaissance.

[@ak540i2]

My comments keep getting deleted. I guess the truth is too hot to handle.

[@oliverholland6941]

***** yup. they fucked up, nobody helped. no other countries were involved at all.

[@balmuhanna7953]

***** cuz then came the religious authority that controlled everything and forbid a lot of sciences. there was a part of history were muslims forbid chess cuz it's a waste of time and keeps young ppl away from the right path of islam. religion and political systems are a bad combination

[@lindadz6933]

Great movie! one of my favorites.

[@vicks934]

This actually looks really good: o...seems like a very different movie...for a change!

[@adnanislam2048]

Today is the 1st time i knowing about this movie-.

[@CottonDrifting]

I love Radiohead, but that song was so inappropriate for this trailer.

[@Raskolnikovvvvvv]

I agree

[@idontgiveafaboutyou]

No it wasn't

[@syafiqjabar]

Hahahaha, you think this is a "Hollywood" idea. No, it is something theorized by multiple literary scholars

[@victoria-timeless5522]

syafiqjabar I couldn't agree more. It's entirely true that it's a strong theory about Shakeaspeare's life.

[@nivaldosoares4119]

wer ewr e

[@grandsonsofthepioneers8575]

Yes--it is taken seriously, but really has little to no actual evidence to support. It is all on the supposition that an unlettered country lout like Shakespeare who had not had university education could not possibly have written what he wrote. Unless--he were a genius.

[@wanderingkernel5002]

@@grandsonsofthepioneers8575 Exactly! Beethoven was Deaf, but that doesn't mean he didn't write all the things attributed to him. Steven Hawking couldn't move or speak, that doesn't mean he didn't solve black holes, the big bang, and all those other things. Stevie Wonder was Blind, but that doesn't mean he couldn't play the piano or harmonica well to literally crowds of thousands of people. Some people are just geniuses in their fields, and Shakespeare was indeed a genius of the English Language.

[@mirroredhour]

I saw the movie and I loved it. It's spectacular.

[@ambushedimagination1931]

Top shelf... It isn't whether it be true, it is the true drama of humanity. Why are we so depressed with our lives, yet find such joy in the tragedy of others taking their turn on this ride of life ? I love it, I wouldn't trade being human for anything.

[@johnyricco1220]

Shakespeare wasn't even the only middle class writer to achieve great fame in his time. The idea that only the upper class could write well is baloney.

[@skyastarothgaming3094]

I was typing for the hacker guy anonymous

[@greyeyed123]

The reason virtually all Shakespearean scholars know that he wrote his plays is not the records that show he did, not the records that show he existed (which there are many), nor the fact that this wasn't even a question in his day as he wasn't considered "historically significant" at the time. The reason is because BY READING HIS WORK you can tell it was written by ONE PERSON. Stylistic studies. And if you don't trust armies of actual scholars, see the Shakespeare Claremont Clinic results.

[@DSN71]

A brilliant and well-made, thought-provoking film.

[@SoulEternalPeaceWarrior77]

I thought the film was fascinating! If you do your research, there is still no concrete evidence today that says Shakespeare got proper schooling. When you read the works, it shows written mastery of a higher order and a great knowledge of aristocratic society that Shakespeare would not have been apart of. Also very little evidence of his hand-writing exists at all, only a few signatures. I think it could be a plausible cause that Shakespeare was a vessel being used by someone above him.

[@JDGWI]

good, you can copy and paste

[@billsplease]

***** good, you can copy and paste (I didn't copy and paste I used the cut shortcut)

[@VincentGill3]

This video may shed some new light on the Shakespeare mystery Seemingly he got his inspiration from working as a secretary for the famous alchemist - John Dee ZKaK6G3do6U

[@fraddi]

" I think it could be a plausible cause that Shakespeare was a vessel being used by someone above him. " I couldnt have said it better myself. Considering what ive found out about all the lies in history. Shakespeares myth isnt that hard to believe. Why?? So many ppl still believe that Newton invented Calculus or that Pythagoras Theorem was created him! So many lies passed off as truth. There are so many sheeps out there including this page that will protect these lies. If you find out more things on shakespeare pls post it here, thanks!

[@VincentGill3]

It has been said that Shakespeare was employed by the famous alchemist, John Dee - watch?v=PWahU-E8CW0

[@hairvamp]

loved it

[@kazd3256]

Hmmm, well, this is one ambiguous trailer! & yes, drawing me in!!

[@airanator1212]

For the people that are confused, this movie was solely based on the fact that as of right now, we have no idea if Shakespeare ever existed and that is actually a legit fact. For all we know, all the plays and sonnets were collected and put a name on them. So we have no idea if they were even all from the same person. But this movie could be a close theory in all honesty and it's pretty cool.

[@elisa9638]

Shakespeare did exist it's just that we don't know 100% that he wrote any of the things he is believed to have written

[@AnonYmous-bd9kx]

Edward de Vere

[@cyrx199992]

its called Everything in its right place

[@dreadlock360]

this actually looks quite good, wonder what the rating is?

[@camelot28]

Amazing movie, I enjoyed from minute 1 to the very end!!!

[@Drikaaa88]

I NOT GONNA DISLIKE A MOVIE CAUSE THE ILUMINTTI SIMBOLISM IN A SCENE.. IS EVERYWERE. ALWAYS BEEN.

[@ParticleCore]

What are the odds that I was listening to "Radiohead - Everything in its right place" and ,after the music ends, I decided to watch this trailer for the first time ever because I wanted to rent this movie today? No, really, what are the odds?

[@cyrx199992]

Song Start AT 0:40 Called Everything in its right place

[@gasse]

If you mean the soundtrack in the trailer it's: Radiohead - Everything in it's right place

[@stevenhershkowitz2265]

Well Tiana, the speculation is that Romeo and Juliet was adapted by de Vere to examine his own affair with Ann Vavasour. The pitched battles between the Montagues and the Capulets certainly resembles the skirmishes that the de Vere household waged with the Vavasour household in and around London. You should note that romEUS is changed to romEO: EO is for Earl of Oxford, and was how de Vere signed some of his sonnets and poems.

[@taliayu]

DEFINITELY THE MOVIE OF THE YEAR FOR THE CONNOISSEUR

[@greyeyed123]

"For your information, some academics believe that William Shakespeare was nothing but a pseudonym " The same academics who posit Abraham Lincoln may have in fact been a secret vampire hunter?