Anonymous | Opening Scene | CineStream

Prologue (Derek Jacobi) gives a monologue questioning William Shakespeare's writing as we see Ben (Sebastian Armesto) running through Elizabethan London streets.
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A political thriller about who actually wrote the plays of William Shakespeare-- Edward De Vere, Earl of Oxford-- set against the backdrop of the succession of Queen Elizabeth I, and the Essex Rebellion against her.
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[@skatintod]

I loved this film...so underrated IMO

[@neotorque8279]

The Prince Tudor theory is pretty out there but it’s an incredible film with incredible performances and everything Derek just said is 100% true. Hmmm

[@varkony60]

What do you mean by "is pretty out" ? Thank you. It's true, but the PT 2 theory - well I haven't found a clue. However, Robert Cecil WAS the Queen's son, just as Henry was. I've found numerous clues to that.

[@franklesher4459]

This is one of the curious films when Roland Emmerich is not destroying the world with films like "Independence Day", "The Day after tomorrow, "2012" and "Moonfall"

[@hib32]

He is, in other ways ever more destructive. Believe me!

[@SeanRCope]

Fantastic film if you’re into all things Shakespeare.

[@Hanoverfist86]

Question???…..is the opening Monologue true that and I Quote (“ not a single manuscript of any kind has ever been found written in Shakespeare own hand… In 400 hundred years not one Document “.) does that mean there is nothing of an official transaction on paper in his own hand..ei. A bill of Credit also I read that he retired from playwriting and ended his life as a grain merchant. Is any of this true. And if so how is that possible🤔🇬🇧

[@KlaridaJupi]

True …. The identity of Shakespeare has always been a question. Officially is what we learned in school but there are many questions unresolved … how is possible that a simple actor with no education and knowledge about the world can create such masterpieces?! Is not only the powerful use of words but also apparently he had traveled in all places his plays has taken place .. example Romeo and Juliet was a real story happend in Veneto Italy so Macbeth etc … he took inspiration from reality so he was an intellectual probably the best of his timeline … The doubt he was the person we learned in school is reasonable… Probably there are texts too to endorse the “theory” or better the reasonable doubt.

[@paulklee5790]

Now that’s an opening…

[@josephlewis693]

Excellent movie!

[@deepjyotihrishikesh]

Oww The opening scene is really epic and the presentation is quite awesome.

[@sandrotroncoso-vz1km]

No pudo encontrar la peli completa en español