I Finally GET Henry IV Part 1!

[@tomservo75]

It would be nice to be able to see those one-man plays online for those of us just finding you now. I love these videos, almost as entertaining as the plays themselves! Big fan of all the Histories.

[@TimMooneyRep]

That's a great question, Tomservo! And if I were the suspicious type, I'd probably wonder whether Tim Mooney had set you up to ask it for the sole purpose of promoting his new site, breakneckshakespeare.com/ (Note: this is Tim writing this and, no, this was not a staged question) I'm putting all of my one-man shows up on line as I create them, and by extreme coincidence, I've got "Shakespeare's Histories" posted there for FREE. (I created this video perhaps six months BEFORE coming up with the idea for the "BreakneckShakespeare" site, and never got around to posting that info here!)

[@matthew_cramer]

@6:42 for character similarities

[@yasisoufi]

Orson Wells Chimes at Midnight is a great depiction of Halspur and Falstaff also the young Prince Henry V (Hal). He uses the Herriads 3 plays to make his movie.

[@ajulian2323]

So fun to watch and easy to learn… Thank you Sir

[@Skwjsjsn]

Thankyou for this

[@jonathonglover6488]

What a wonderful analysis of the play.

[@TimMooneyRep]

Thanks, Jonathon!

[@simran4923]

Very helpful! Thank you

[@queenie6459]

I can´t believe how much you helped me, thanks!!

[@TimMooneyRep]

Happy to be of service!

[@yogibear3164]

very helpful. Thanks tim

[@lottewillems7481]

this was super helpful!!

[@garyjohnson4778]

With apologies to Mr Magoo. Jim Bacchus would be rolling in his grave..lol.