Julius Caesar 2016

[@siobhanrossenrode713]

For anyone needing timestamps Act 1 Scene 1: 0:25-4:02 Act 1 Scene 2: 4:02-22:10 Act 1 Scene 3: 22:10-31:32 Act 2 Scene 1: 31:32-51:09 Act 2 Scene 2: 51:09-59:00 Act 2 Scene 3: 59:00-1:00:09 Act 2 Scene 4: 1:00:09-1:02:34 Act 3 Scene 1: 1:02:34-1:24:06 Act 3 Scene 2: 1:24:06-1:43:07 Act 3 Scene 3: 1:43:07-1:44:35 Act 4 scene 1: 1:44:35-1:47:28 Act 4 Scene 2: 1:47:28-1:49:54 Act 4 Scene 3: 1:49:54-2:04:16 Act 5 Scene 1: 2:04:16-2:10:56 Act 5 Scene 2: 2:10:56-2:11:20 Act 5 Scene 3: 2:11:20-2:20:38 Act 5 Scene 4: 2:20:38-2:23:35 Act 5 Scene 5 2:23:35- end

[@trippyshrooms]

wow

[@Sebvetta]

THANK YOU

[@That2Aguy]

Thank you

[@craftsNcolors]

Thankyou

[@jimbo1235]

Thank you kind one

[@baibhabi9879]

this video deserves a lot of appreciation. i'd watch this play while reading the text simultaneously and i actually got decent grades in literature

[@moumitamukherjee1038]

Icse?

[@SanjayJha_1977]

Yeah 😢 ​@@moumitamukherjee1038

[@baibhabi9879]

@@moumitamukherjee1038 yes ma'am

[@cestlavie490]

Why are you guys hating on this play? I'd like to see you try to memorize this ENTIRE play without mistake and practice along with the emotion

[@andrealarochelle9112]

Jaslavie let me tell you... it’s a lot of crying and a ton of repetition. I’m playing Cassius in my school’s production

[@Terrysayshii]

Actually we have a to play this drama and guess what? I got second citizen role🥲 so I kind of hate it

[@lillytaylor5348]

that's the role of the actor lol

[@thelukesternater]

Think Star Wars fans! The more we love it the harder we critique it!! Except the last one, it really sucked!!!

[@CricketsTavern]

Hating on the show itself and hating the actors is different

[@mikemonologue2298]

It’s nice to see a faithful production of this classic.

[@davidworobec1673]

I love the set design and costumes. I love the actor playing Cassius!

[@lankyboi2521]

how ironic; Casca is often described as dull, but i found his actor to have made him the most interesting character in this entire play. the way he spoke in Act 1 Scene 2 was (perhaps unintentionally) hilarious and i loved it

[@akechijubeimitsuhide]

This was a lot of fun, thanks for the upload! Please give my regards to Cassius, he was especially great. Such beautiful and clear delivery.

[@Vibe568]

Watching this before my project submission 😄

[@sanjaykumarsingh951]

Watching one day before my literature exam 🫠☝🏻

[@PinkFloydrulez]

shakespeare and cicadas sounds like a great time

[@pianolover3711]

that Soothsayer was terrifying oml 😭

[@xris3710]

i have to write an essay on this play and i didn’t realize it was so long holy hell

[@kaishengg]

w jaw

[@ranukappuhami6323]

its very great play of Shakespeare. i love it so much

[@eberepeace6777]

Finally I found you. God bless you all for putting this up here

[@darkknight5942]

At least this helps me visualize things, dang story too hard to understand. (My first time reading Shakespeare)

[@bensirach3586]

I think it gets easier the more you read him, trust me!😉

[@actualideas8078]

Follow along in a book and pause to look up words you don’t know.

[@knowledgeisslavery4139]

The cobbler jokes are a good place go start. When Flavius asks, “Why dost thou lead these men about the streets?” He says, “Truly, sir, to wear out their shoes...”

[@plasticswrld8]

me too

[@jumbo4billion]

I think Shakespeare is easier to understand when spoken by a good actor. It's a real slog to read.

[@mya2317]

The people who play Casca, Portia and Antony are great actors!

[@UlyssesSGrant-lg8lh]

If I got a dollar for every "thou" I shall be lavished, thou.

[@ashleyhe3719]

watching this because it makes me feel good about myself

[@astrollama6567]

Same

[@jeremy8473]

Watching the play is definitely better than reading it..

[@boudeiowonaro4431]

I have watched the BBC version of this play countless times. That much time, my younger brother too began recalling some of the lines of the actots thoug h he was only a casual and seldom audience. Cant help juxtaposing the BBC version to all others. It is far superior. It greatly aided me in my work on dramas.

[@cestlavie490]

i think Cassius and Brutus should switch roles

[@nyliswilson1388]

I agree, thought I was the only one who thought that

[@GonkDroid0923]

I have a book of this play from the 1920s and I have a bible from the year 1850.

[@itsmesaee]

we have to learn Act 1, scene 1 and 2 and this makes it so much more fun than to just read the play.

[@rvn4]

Same

[@amyyy_.]

oh, mark antony-what a delight to watch!

[@cregerbot8217]

QUARANTINE BUDDIES?

[@bkmpkm8225]

Its helping me a lot to understand before reading the real text

[@gailmaxima6224]

My favourite Shakespare play studied it for G C E just love Mark Anthony also like the use of puns

[@randomchannel2105]

I performed this exact play at school today XD

[@emilie5940]

random channel hahah me too, I was the Soothsayer

[@Epark1801]

I pity the person playing Cassius, his lines were LONG.

[@AyanaayaW]

Amazing play! The quality is quite low though... Would LOVE a 2023 edition!

[@michaelnixon525]

That ever livED in the tide of times.

[@zacobeng-hinneh2122]

Good play. Portia was wonderful

[@dropinarte]

Gonna play Cassius in February and rehearsals start on Wednesday! Gonna watch this for some inspo 🤞🏻

[@mya2317]

I must ace this test!

[@percyfontes]

thg

[@zoinksscoob5077]

Did he ace the test?

[@ncoman2192]

great job cassius! he's carrying this play.

[@shauryapandey6018]

Dont mean to break the mood but watching it in 2x speed is just hilarious 😂😂

[@thiagomagnini338]

Guy playing Mark Antony absolutely killed it

[@cybergoth2002]

great performance!

[@deseraesahar8527]

This is pretty good!

[@SindhuKiRASOI]

OMG I loved it 💕

[@danaezevely4150]

Thanks for uploading - I really enjoyed watching/listening while reading along for a class.

[@user-me1tk9yx2l]

Either I'm the only one in the comments with eyes to see, or evryone's getting their names wrong. But i'm astonished by all the praise here in the comments being rendered to cassius' actor, who messes up his lines countless times, and mumbled hastily those that he did get right. Conversely, brutus' actor, not without faults, did manage to fulfill his part gracefully, reciting his lines in their entirety throughout the play (a difficult feat, given he is the most who most frequently had to give long speeches). Very well done for him. Caesar and Brutus' wife are the other remarkable performances.

[@thecappeningchannel515]

Everyones a critic. I liked this play.

[@drworm5007]

Glad to see this comment, I might have thought I was crazy.

[@LeSpaghet]

Why should the critic's gaze be fixated on the actors, those mere players on this grand stage of Shakespearean brilliance? Each thespian, like a seamstress of the soul, stitches the character's essence into the fabric of the performance. Let us not dissect their garments but revel in the rich tapestry they collectively weave. In the theater of life, every actor contributes to the grand ensemble, and their unique threads, though varied, form a harmonious ode to the Bard's enduring legacy.

[@yan-qu5zm]

I really feel like the person who played Cassius should have played Brutus.

[@timzhai890]

That "the fault in our stars..." delivery couldve been stronger

[@ncoman2192]

yeah...i feel the same way. you can really tell the difference between the people really acting, and those just saying lines...not that brutas was poorly played but cassius was clearly acted best here

[@tarasios_lit]

Agreed

[@vinithaviswan5293]

Ya it should have been but u see guys actually Brutus should be fat and Cassius should be slim according to this drama maybe that's why....Am I the only one who thought like this

[@JustANerdProductions]

Yo this is super cool. Man Antony’s actor nails it. Everyone else is great too!!!! 👍👍👍

[@iiTzoreo1]

Am I the only one who’s watching just out of randomness 😂

[@sandraeden9038]

yes

[@missionaryjuannn]

I’m not watching this for fun,I gotta wsg by is for summer school😔

[@missionaryjuannn]

Watch*

[@timzhai890]

The guy who plays Antony kinda looks like Titus Pullo from Rome

[@suhaanishrivastava4070]

I’m watching this cause I have a test on this tomorrow and I’m feeling too lazy to read it😂😂

[@darthstarkiller1912]

It's a shame that this play now has a bad rep due to the version with the Trump lookalike. As a Shakespeare fan, "Julius Caesar" is one of my favorite plays because of the history that it deals with: a turning point in the history of Roman civilization, the fall of a leader who had the Roman world in the palm of his hand, and the consequences that would lead to the end of the republic and the beginning of the empire that would last about 500 years.

[@nemoaditi5375]

They guy playing Cassius does look clever and as described by Julius Caesar about Cassius appearance of "hungry and lean look" he fits in the character completely Tho he doesn't look very manipulative but the type of person who'd rather get manipulated 😂😂

[@mckavitt13]

The music is good.

[@percyfontes]

alister its me isaiah f !

[@AbirMandlik-hh7gs]

Did anyone else think cassius' and brutus' actors should have been swapped?

[@ChefSporty]

Exactly, why did Cassius actor seem more honorable

[@kasaibouF29]

You know, Caesar's pretty cool. Maybe they will write a play about him because he's barely in this one.

[@eclvinu]

This is too long if it is little small then it would be the best video of Julius Caesar

[@sujayghosh3540]

I like Julius Caesar play more then Merchant of Venice.

[@sohailmumtaz7777Free_voices4al]

Great play, indeed!

[@dtol7957]

Mark Antony really do hit hard thou

[@dharmpalrawat5342]

Nice play😊

[@teacherkaligodottonjige]

Greatest

[@dariusbunce3156]

Looks like the locale congregation decided to tackle a Shakespeare. Bold move for a Sunday school

[@aristotlescloset]

If yall are watching this cause you dont understand it search up julius caesar no fear translation like mordern english

[@wpribble]

well done, very entertaining

[@annedaniels5343]

does anyone know when act 3 starts and ends???

[@knowledgeisslavery4139]

~1:02:30-1:44:00

[@apenisasenileba]

I dont know if it's on purpose but I think he missed some lines in Act 4 Scene 1

[@apenisasenileba]

Isehhh

[@CharmyJess]

I’m watching this because I’m reading If We Were Villains

[@1917Albertso]

The guy at the beginning is doing olive face

[@dandeeand]

I understand the background insect sound--what of the constant background people sound? Rioters?

[@ncoman2192]

at 109:26 you can see that one of the guys is wearing swim trunks under his toga...i would have gone commando under there!

[@wetcanoedogs]

it was all greek to me....

[@raularaujo1329]

☺️

[@hashibakenshine263]

Brutus sounds like Jon Luvitz.

[@cheese7781]

Lol exactly

[@Chris-chan02]

did anyone else hear that 1:09:40

[@zemerylucien4884]

what, the squirt or the whispering?

[@mdmohiuddin8017]

1:06:40 "You too brutus"

[@akashbilalchannar6608]

good

[@megapop29]

Et Tu, Brute?

[@brynncase6042]

is there a cast list?

[@fhsf]

The full program for the play can be found here: www.flinthillsshakespearefestival.com/program-2016.html

[@hilal2274]

Even you, Brutus?

[@RhodokTribesman]

Modern consensus agrees he likely said "You too, my child?" (Brutus' mother was Caesar's mistress) or simply said nothing at all as he was stabbed between the ribs by Decimus(most likely the true blow that killed him)

[@mykaelajohnson3127]

Where does act 4 start someone help

[@lillianmcgrew217]

❤

[@raymondlawson8914]

Good

[@shelly131]

@1:30:14

[@liljakeyj5858]

walter

[@angelainocian6448]

Where does Act 2 start?

[@520.justice]

i LiKe TuRtLeS...

[@GerryBolger]

"A mender of men's soles". That means two things

[@Blortoblorto]

The whole play!

[@scioarete7987]

fetch

[@addie4770]

1:10:17

[@ryebread7083]

I think I heard a voice crack somewhere lol

[@MarianoRyu]

Brutus's and Caesar's actors need some work. Cassius, Antony, Casca, Portia and Cicero are great.

[@alexsandrosschneidinger5215]

Es handelt sich nur um eine Geschichte

[@Snoman2755]

6:02

[@thinangdebbarma2624]

0:27

[@guisseppistrombopolis9082]

Sic semper tyranus

[@acheelal6057]

Please release in hindi movie of drama

[@sanjana.c7243]

Kannada medium kannada ternasalete sir

[@kmvenezia4337]

Ya, sorry i only got thu 10 mins. Not Shakespeare, the performance seems pretty pitiful.

[@wills926]

I know this comment is pretty old at this point, but you gotta remember it's definitely a different experience watching a play in person, rather than watching it on a recording. It's a whole different vibe.

[@siimplysunriise869]

Ceasar’s dead POG

[@nickdoyle1168]

Are any of the cast members jewish?

[@nickdoyle1168]

That would be top notch

[@JWD1992]

I hope Lt. Frank Drebin doesn't show up...

[@imtotallynotsus6794]

Caesae getting killed : 1:06:25

[@imaginereshio7090]

*awkward cricket sound in the background*