Hamlet and Polonius ("words words") - Richard Burton (1964)

[@suzieqtruth6377]

Burton is sublime. Thank you so much for uploading this. More if you can.

[@katatmurderhaha]

my favorite Polonius of all time

[@d.f.4830]

I love how much room to breathe everything gets! Boy, they’re both amazing

[@Elanel]

I love this audience! They seem to get everything.

[@mikejohnson2638]

you, and the ignorant audience obviously have no idea what is happening. Stick to pantomime.

[@docmalthus]

@@mikejohnson2638 Well done. Now say something negative about John Gielgud. There's a good fellow...

[@thomassimmons1950]

Absolute Brilliance Both!

[@aaronhusar24]

Hume Cronyn knew how to make reciting lines sound like he came up with it.

[@lagossakiha5305]

Competently uploaded in an admirable form of a movie: nicely begun, nicely finished！　Not only Richard Burton as Hamlet, but also Hume Cronyn as Polonius are probably incomparable performers here, esp. Cronyn, making this popular scene quite vivid, arresting, & humourous & funny.👏

[@stevevandien310]

Burton and Cronyn are here both splendid and delightful --

[@lagossakiha5305]

Hume Cronyn is an excellent actor too！🍷…

[@pooryorick831]

Oh what I would have given to see this production. These are two great actors at their best. Wow.

[@ianburns2701]

In these hands we can see why Shakespeare lives on..and on...

[@Elanel]

" You go to seek the Lord Hamlet? ...There he is!" Lol

[@xynatra]

Es formidable la interpretación de Burton en este Hamlet Este Richard Buton que da la sensación de quedar en el olvido para muchos y la Direccion de Sir John Gielgud.

[@fredhoupt4078]

Electrifying.

[@ji-su1142]

The one dislike is Polonius

[@matandoeltempo]

Burton es genial. El que hace de Polonio tambié. El montaje debe haber sido fabuloso.

[@garyford3533]

I DO NOT RECALL HAMLET, BEING A COMEDY.

[@gloriaberkan]

Jolt...

[@joanienoeldechen4133]

Jessica Tandy's husband...lol.

[@kerrykoontz3299]

Hume Cronyn?

[@mikejohnson2638]

Only an egotistical bum like Burton could turn Hamlet in to a pantomime.

[@billythedog-309]

...because only you can provide the true interpretation of the play, eh?

[@Maria_J_]

He’s supposed to be pretending to be crazy here.