Muse of Fire: Interviews on Shakespeare

Compilation of interviews with leading British actors Tom Hiddleston, Sir Ian McKellen and Dame Judi Dench, extracted from the documentary film MUSE OF FIRE, by Dan Poole and Giles Terera, for www.mytheatremates.com. Win prizes including signed copies of the film's new DVD, a signed poster from CORIOLANUS starring Tom Hiddleston and signed programme of HAMLET starring Benedict Cumberbatch.

[@joanchantler2498]

Love Tom Hiddleson's comments on Henry IV and V - the perspective from which one looks at the plays influences what one finds there.

[@divinedragon6623]

My acting lecturer has recently been given us this piece to learn. This video has been so insightful. Thank you.

[@rectory18]

So interesting learning curve from three classic actors.

[@rstritmatter]

Terrific interview! Thank you.

[@ladydiva295]

Love how Tom Hiddleson's loves Shakespeare.

[@jpkatz1435]

Judy Dench, is there anyone more COMPELLING? She could tell you, "I'm going out to bring back the dust bin." and it would feel like "God has just given me the 10 commandments, and here they are."

[@b.alexanderjohnstone9774]

I thought you were going a bit OTT before it got to her bit. What a beautiful voice she has.

[@writeract2]

Love Sir Ian.

[@israfaeldari5532]

I love Shakespeare ❤

[@menschkeit1]

Once an Oxfordian, always an Oxfordian

[@adamguerrero5293]

💪👍

[@liedersanger1]

Stupid. And not at all useful to understanding the plays. Maybe that’s not important.

[@IshmaelSkyes]

Yeah, Henry IV part 2; studied it at 17, and now I get a whole new raft of jokes

[@maheshmaid2567]

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[@alishademmery3581]

Phenomenal powerful

[@KalikaInLeather]

So interesting

[@richardvorwald5478]

Thank you

[@stefaniekroll9049]

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[@donaldreed2351]

The only other artist with so wide and deep a reach is Richard Wagner

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[@hangmingsheng4825]

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[@Tim_Climie]

Over mothered, and UNDER fathered!

[@Tim_Climie]

All I said, was: "that meal was good enough for Jehovah!"

[@Jeffhowardmeade]

@@Tim_Climie STONE HIM!

[@annatevesbanzon1359]

Loki is way too harmless here 😆

[@keepitsimple4629]

I'm an Oxfordian, and don't believe there was a real Wm. Shakespeare. I believe it was only a pseudonym.

[@Jeffhowardmeade]

Too bad Shakespeare's friends and peers disagree with you.

[@k.s.k.7721]

I think there was a wool merchant, sometime actor named Wm. Shakespeare, but whoever wrote the plays under his name was not that man, in my opinion.

[@keepitsimple4629]

@@k.s.k.7721 The myth of Shakespeare is just another lie we've been told since birth.

[@robertanderson3905]

watts it fOR

[@vetdoc35]

What Shakespeare: The one who wrote all the iconic Things or that Shakespeare that barly could sign his Name? There is a huge missmatch between this 2......

[@yingyang1008]

well someone wrote it, that's enough

[@vetdoc35]

@@yingyang1008 but dont you want to know who ? I would !

[@yingyang1008]

@@vetdoc35 well yeah obviously

[@Jeffhowardmeade]

@@vetdoc35 It's the guy all of his contemporaries said it was.

[@perniciouspete4986]

No one could "barly" spell back then--not like today.