Shakespeare in Love | 'Bonus Feature' (HD) - Joseph Fiennes, Gwyneth Paltrow | MIRAMAX

[@FloridaManDio]

Me seeing comments having answer keys: *Happiness noise* Me realizing my teacher makes her own questions so none of the keys apply: *Sadness noise*

[@emilym3749]

Kaiser-Class Titan Same 😭😭

[@anur4gp]

bruh i have to respond to a prompt that says "what views do you denote from watching this" instead of rigid questions rip

[@TheKingofEverything]

im in college and i have to do a whole response paper for this T_T

[@malalalleus]

You're welcome 1. What are five facts known about Shakespeare? 1 Christened in Stratford-upon-Avon April 26, 1564 2 Married to Ann Hathaway November 27, 1582 3 Daughter Susanna christened May 26, 1583; Twins, Hamnet and Judith christened February 2, 1585 4 Name first appears in prints in 1592 5 Died at Stratford-upon-Avon April 23, 1616 2. What are three examples of subjects Shakespeare wrote about that makes his work seem contemporary, or modern? (There are 4) 1 Conflict 2 Romance 3 Power 3. Why would theaters regularly be closed down? The illegality of theatres. 4. Why was attending plays a common denominator between the contrasting classes? Anyone of any status could attend. 5. Why were performances held in the afternoons? They would use light from the sun on stage. 6. Instead of elaborate sets, what did theaters rely on for “scenery”? Playwrights painted pictures with words. (Imagery) 7. Why were the costumes of the actors so elegant? 1 No background scenery 2 Costumes were donated from the wealthy 8. It was illegal for anyone under the rank of count, or countess, to wear what color? Purple 9. How was the theater in Shakespeare’s time like modern show business? Fierce rivalry 10. Why didn’t city officials like the theaters? It attracted bad people (since it was a place open to literally anyone), open area which could easily spread disease, people left jobs to watch plays 11. Who was not allowed to appear on stage? Women 12. What was one of the main components audiences, as well as critics, wanted to see? Comedy, love, blood shed 13. Who was the most popular playwright in Shakespeare’s time? Christopher Marlowe 14. Who played women’s parts? Men 15. Who was Queen during Shakespeare’s time? Queen Elizabeth I 16. Why did playhouses succeed during Shakespeare’s time? Queen Elizabeth I enjoyed plays. 17. Why didn’t the Queen ever marry? She had more power when she was single. 18. How did Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” differ from other plays of his time? It was a mix between comedy and tragedy. 19. What is the relationship between Romeo and Juliet? Lovers from two feuding families. 20. Why does Romeo poison himself? Romeo poisons himself because he thinks Juliet is dead. EDIT;; seeing all these comments a year later is so funny 😭 so glad this helped so many people! good luck with your classes everyone!

[@parisdossantos9893]

Amy Tremer omg thank you so much

[@jamalfrinkbasketball]

God bless you sister‼️‼️‼️

[@vittoriademarco3438]

I love you so much, thank you 😍😍

[@Fuckballsnutsack]

thank youuuu

[@nicolegamez3143]

I LOVE YOU

[@m.shafiqulalam6404]

The charm is Gwyneth Paltrow and fineness of Fieness make it a perfect biopic that enthralled us! A very good work indeed !

[@SashaYein]

Anyone else doing this for an assignment?👀

[@elisaarpini3426]

hoshiinu ! 🥵

[@elisaarpini3426]

Me

[@marie265]

hoshiinu ! Me

[@isabelortiz8218]

me too!!!

[@SPLAH-pb3in]

Yeah

[@map1121]

How I adore Joseph Fiennes. Such a true actor , same goes for his brother Ralph.

[@rlnguizado]

I stumbled upon this. I have spent many years reading and watching Shakespeare’s plays and sonnets. What joy this has brought my life and how relevant it still is.

[@sh3vski543]

I feel like everyone in this video is either British or trying to fake a British accent and then there is just Ben Affleck

[@parbatikarmakar3655]

Do you see Shakespeare in Love movie? All of them are casts of the movie.

[@mrtheonexx8749]

Can I have a bo’oh of wo’oh innit? 😂

[@javagirl]

Right, he just never fit with the others.

[@tracyrighi-smith6047]

I am SO EXCITED I FINALLY FOUND THIS! I have been looking for it for years! I had the VHS tape years ago at an old school. When I moved to a new school I was never able to find it. I would purchase the DVD of it if I could find that, too!

[@jadejoseph-bular8246]

This is a bonus feature on the Shakespeare in Love DVD!

[@naeeeenae]

Who's here from English 😭

[@lauragarcia3279]

janara wynter meeeeeeee

[@randomlin5301]

Me too. That's like 45 minutes of wasted time for homework -_-

[@lazarperic4191]

Me 😑

[@parbatikarmakar3655]

I also..

[@kayleederby7610]

L

[@philippeh3904]

Ben Affleck talking about Shakespeare is hilarious

[@onkelgreifenklau]

sensational they way Judy Dench (pardon me, at her age ) delivers Juliet‘s monolog with so much youthful passion -

[@cyber_zen8366]

POV: You have an english teacher.

[@robbbleYT]

Anyone from Mrs. Benedict?

[@naveedmanzar3886]

Shakespeare in love is a wonderful artistic pearl

[@RobertDeMartin]

This was wonderful and of course no one should see this until they have seen the movie. In particular, I want to thank Gwyneth for her portrayal of Viola and her understanding of what life truly was all about in those times. I enjoyed the movie immensely, the comedy, the settings reflecting the times and, of course, the romance. Two lines spoken by Viola in the final chapters of the movie will live with me forever and I trust you will understand no explanations are necessary: "Every word!" And the other, "I don't know."

[@lizannewhitlow1085]

My favorite words were/are “it’s a new world” and Gwyneth Paltrow said them to her nurse as she emerged from her room.

[@RobertDeMartin]

@@lizannewhitlow1085 Yes, and she left the door wide open! Liza, we could on and on with the one liners and by the end we would realize we just did the whole movie!!!!! I would say I look at the movie about once every two months. There is always a time when I say to myself, "Yep, time for 'Shakespeare In Love' !"

[@CliffBronson1212]

Well done ...Joseph Fiennes ...acting profession jewel 💖

[@thedukeofswellington1827]

"Magical passionate world in which he lived" Cue the guy picking up plague corpses "bring out your dead"

[@blanchefan]

Beautiful video of a great film--Shakespeare in Love has real magic in it. Thank you, actors, director, writer, designers---everyone connected with this beautiful film. :)

[@skateworms]

pov: ur teacher assigned this over fall break and u didn’t do it till the day OF class so u watch it in 2x speed and try to understand what they’re saying

[@bless8ng171]

YESSS LOL

[@sulvercarnelullerane703]

bruh 2x is my default for anything my teachers assign to me on time or not. X'D

[@Genkimark]

Ben Affleck looks like he just rolled off the set from "Good Will Hunting", and stayed in character, lol.

[@maureencoyle666]

One of my favorite movies ever!!!

[@amlanhota8742]

Welp I had to take notes and answer questions from this entire documentary, thank you shakespeare

[@pdgf]

Dame Judi should have been allowed to just tell this alone all by herself. 😉😜😝

[@bluestarlighting29]

Truly find this very interesting in history of Shakespeare. And plays in theater. Though years. Love this film movie. 100%. Like thank you to greatest actors and share the real story of Shakespeare. One greatest play writer. Thank you.

[@ozziedylan9903]

Shakespeare in Love is A Masterpiece I love the theatre 🎭 Thespians are amazing

[@talia8515]

gwyneth paltrow has the most soothing voice

[@visionvlogs3056]

yea ASMR

[@tracyaung2529]

Queen Elizabeth the first could speak more than 3 languages n was very educated(mathematics n astronomy )n skilled by the time she was 12 years old. "and you thought you had homework " 😂😂😂😂 Killed it

[@mikutae1020]

omg yes lol

[@soaringraven1199]

Great movie! In the sense of Drama, Romance and Acting. No arguments why it went for oscars. Joseph fiennes has daubtlessly brought the character of Shakespeare so vibrant and vigorous, it appears larger than life and animated. Although we know so little true facts about the bard. Viola is exquisite and utterly seems like an inspiration for 3 of Shakespeare's heroines, Viola, Juliet and Portia. True description of life and environment of 16th century London. Marvelous costuming and music.

[@vialohh]

I am doing this for my English homework.. xD

[@JohnLoMonaco]

Judi's Juluet lines were astounding. And Gwyneth has to be the most beautiful Juliet ever.

[@mrrusteeshackleford]

For anyone watching this who might be frustrated with their English assignments at the moment… I teach Intro to Theater, and use “Romeo and Juliet” to introduce students to Shakespeare. There are a few reasons that people feel like Shakespeare is boring: 1. The readers/actors don’t know what the words mean, and thus can’t follow the plot or understand the powerful themes clearly. 2. The readers/listeners of the text can’t “hear” the level of artistry in the spoken words, or the intricacies of the verse. 3. As to the above, if you remove those obstacles and STILL think it’s boring, then it just might not be your thing, and that’s okay. If that’s the case, I’d ask you to examine what sorts of pieces of art with which you actually DO connect: what sorts of music/film/TV/video games inspire you? Identify the themes that move you in other media, and then identify the parallel themes in the plays that you’re reading so that you might feel a more personal connection to the older works. Some themes in “R + J” that are still current: forbidden love, familial abuse, youth violence, suicide, irrational hatred for invented enemies, murder, and true passion.

[@parbatikarmakar3655]

The more I know Master Shakespeare the more I fall in love with him.❤❤❤

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Great film 🎥 ...a film for a romantic heart ❤ enjoyed this very much ...well written ...starts with imagination, and pen 🖊

[@MrStalkerhunter]

Wow miss judy dench nailed that juliet part

[@lizannewhitlow1085]

“It is a new world.” ✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻

[@reneehargrove2767]

I have been looking for this ever since my classroom VHS copied died!

[@susanneschi1469]

Gwyneth Paltow has a kind of a flight attandant Voice

[@lizannewhitlow1085]

The first film to truly move me after The English Patient in 1996.

[@rodritchison1995]

the boy with the mouse is "John Webster". Webster became a playwright who specialized in blood and horror.

[@sweetlovechloe]

i love This movie one of my favourites!!!

[@timdavis9566]

I am with you there!!! I've always had a fascination with Shakespeare, and poetry in general,thanks in part to my two older brothers,each contributing an influence on my interest and fascination with words. One brother who was just 1 year 3 months older by bringing home a poster size sheet of paper with about 16 words written on it that he had to learn for an upcoming test,two of the words were,neighborhood and eight,and I was so fascinated with the way they were spent with the "ei" standing in for the "a" sound. Later in our teens,him and I would come up with this game where we would talk in sentences of flowery words that sounded important,though they were largely made up,usually of 3 syllables or more,whenever one would stumble in a sentence and couldn't come up with the next exaggerated word,the other got a point- although,I think it was more of a compitition of wits,more than anything else-but it was damn fun! Around the same time ,my oldest brother would introduce music from bands like Led Zeppelin, that sounded more like poetry than,just rock music,the lyrics make you think in away that the usual noise of rock and roll,just didn't do. So I thank my two bros.for that- it just goes to shows,what you can learn from your bros.Who'd of thunk it,let alone,knows.✌😏👍❔😆😜

[@timdavis9566]

I am with you there!!! I've always had a fascination with Shakespeare, and poetry in general,thanks in part to my two older brothers,each contributing an influence on my interest and fascination with words. One brother who was just 1 year 3 months older by bringing home a poster size sheet of paper with about 16 words written on it that he had to learn for an upcoming test,two of the words were,neighborhood and eight,and I was so fascinated with the way they were spent with the "ei" standing in for the "a" sound. Later in our teens,him and I would come up with this game where we would talk in sentences of flowery words that sounded important,though they were largely made up,usually of 3 syllables or more,whenever one would stumble in a sentence and couldn't come up with the next exaggerated word,the other got a point- although,I think it was more of a compitition of wits,more than anything else-but it was damn fun! Around the same time ,my oldest brother would introduce music from bands like Led Zeppelin, that sounded more like poetry than,just rock music,the lyrics make you think in away that the usual noise of rock and roll,just didn't do. So I thank my two bros.for that- it just goes to shows,what you can learn from your bros.Who'd of thunk it,let alone,knows.✌😏👍❔😆😜

[@helder_tv629]

I loved al in this movie: I simply feel invited in Shakespeare spirit!

[@jacobryanmartinez7176]

I am a University Theatre Major on my THIRD year of college. WHY AM I HERE???

[@youngtwon6738]

42:37 the blood is sooo real

[@zhaoweiqu]

lol

[@julienmowe1047]

lol

[@eo4295]

lol

[@roccoijlal7590]

What if the English teacher went into the comment section and saw someone put all the answers

[@orionlynd8429]

Ben Affleck sounds like me writing this english paper

[@ghostboy2741]

Yo I need a answer key to this please 😂

[@freddiestocks5707]

@@sparshu Same

[@thebhargavshow]

@@freddiestocks5707 yo you got those answers?

[@thebhargavshow]

Bennett McCraney lil late but the thanks!

[@simonsapozhkov2089]

Very nice explanation of Shakespeare in love

[@SeyranAliyev1945SmA]

Фильмы, снятие о жизни, и творчестве William Shakespeare, это великолепные (в том числе и, актерские исполнении). Это, просто, - восход в горизонте. Но, то - что, на самом деле, связано со William Shakespeare, и философия наследия, - диктующее в произведениях, так остается открытым... Как говорил Hamlet: "Быть или не быт"?

[@thebhargavshow]

25:03 For the people who came here because you had an assignment on this

[@SPLAH-pb3in]

Corona

[@b328i8]

SPLA5H303 same

[@randalllake2785]

So excellent. Brilliant. Bravo

[@matthewhegney9256]

The most true quote in this is "shakespear is considered boring"

[@ЛарисаИванова-х9й]

Thank you. It is wonderful!

[@sabrinasususa6957]

Me having to watch this because of university assignment and being none interested in his life so watching it in 2x speed to get fastly rid of it and rather read at the end some most important points to show that I seen it carefully 😉

[@normanmeharry58]

Change courses

[@sabrinasususa6957]

@normanmeharry58 I would like to do so but I can't,I don't like English literature,I only like studying the language generally

[@carlacastillo3081]

I'm here coz of Dan Daño, and yeah,thank youuu!

[@meeeka]

Excellent!!!!

[@ElectricOutcast]

Didn't see the movie, but I actually saw this documentary when I was in 9th grade after we read Romeo and Juliet

[@PunkPansy-]

Is no one gonna acknowledge that half of Ben Affleck's goatee is missing? 16:08 😂

[@mjweaver5945]

lmao...for real!

[@xqsalem]

Outing this on 2x speed. Hope I don’t fail my drama test today (it’s in 33 minutes) 🙏

[@joerhea9340]

loved this. thank you

[@megscorner3596]

when they say that romeo and juliet was a greatest depiction of young love but shakespeare wrote that as a parody of young love.

[@Frank-mm2yp]

ISNT " young love" a parody of "old love"?

[@annajohnson5819]

I’m only watching this for class

[@ems111]

we all here bc of english class?

[@yolindafreimond722]

Brilliant brialliant and thank you !

[@Crypticat]

bruh my teacher wrote her own questions and now none of the keys fit fucccck

[@thehanpeiris5565]

Bro I feel

[@ВеселаяМ-л5л]

Josef Finnes is very handsome man. Judi Dench is incredible actress.

[@DarkSpire7734]

Poetry is so full of itself

[@mrrusteeshackleford]

That’s a beautifully poetic sentiment!

[@mdiciaccio87]

This is excellent. Thank you.

[@str.77]

Mrs Paltrow may not know it, but the Elizabethan theatre had some sound effects. A rolling ball for thunder, for example.

[@mrtheonexx8749]

Damn like anybody asked

[@str.77]

@@mrtheonexx8749 Like tell me like you know that. Obviously like she didn't.

[@mrtheonexx8749]

@@str.77 what? I have no idea what you talking about… and Idgaf 😐

[@str.77]

@@mrtheonexx8749 Then if you DGAF why did you respond in the first place to a comment you don't even understand. your language shows that this is way above your pay grade. Go back to your play station.

[@mrtheonexx8749]

@@str.77 ok I will go back to my PlayStation lmfao

[@thatgirltrixx]

Here to write my English movie review due in 1 hour😭😭

[@itsssanerdything]

loved it. 😍

[@iamsmoke4654]

If you're in my period 8 English class, what's up

[@sh3vski543]

LMAO

[@mynameissomethingsomething5980]

i loved this so much until i have to learn about it

[@allisonmae1913]

. . . honors kids here?

[@aidencarlo4732]

Academic but yep

[@vada2356]

mhm

[@omniscient111]

Here🤦🏽‍♂️

[@yvngheartz]

yessir

[@mrmine8187]

this is honors for you? I'm literally a freshman

[@hidekitom0]

Does anyone have the answer key

[@DAKiDDiOE]

Lls😂😂😂

[@happymeal918]

Brian Jay put some respect on this film

[@lucabanfi5284]

can someone make a summary of this video?

[@lucabanfi5284]

I'LL PAY

[@wddaww]

lol what you mean by pay?

[@herbertmarques4424]

I Love this history!

[@RehanAli-gy4fu]

what a great work

[@patrickbrown8569]

do we have to wathc the whole thing

[@alwayssopi]

aint no way im watching this whole thing for english class

[@meeeka]

He wasn't buried in the same church in which he was born: in which he had been xristened.

[@summertummer2394]

@90sProject's channelV2 Nobody is BORN in a church.

[@99shoebox]

I love this film. I think Shakespeare would have approved. It has all the elements that he would have enjoyed; love, comedy and tragedy. However, I would have liked them to mention the importance of the beautiful musical score too, because when it is done well, as in this film, it makes the whole thing 3 dimensional. Some clever touches in the script. The colour scheme of Elizabeth’s costumes didn’t feel right though. Too many liberties taken by the costume director. They felt out of place somehow. Fantastic acting. I admit that Gwyneth Paltrow’s English accent was so good that I forgot she was American.

[@Dunam]

20:08 "the abysmal status women had... they couldn't vote, they had hardly any legal rights...." Much like most men in that time, then.

[@peepeepoopoo2243]

Anyone know how to get a minecraft texture pack?

[@noahenlow1531]

Hi peepeepoopoo224!!! This comment is 2 years old but just go to the Minecraft store and look up texture packs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@StarfruitGamer123]

Who else watched this for school? *(Half the people here probably)*

[@giangonzalez6397]

You got the answers?

[@StarfruitGamer123]

@@giangonzalez6397 nope, didnt finish it in time =(

[@misab5670]

Do you know What the of rhythm of iambic pentameter be compared to ?

[@doctord3499]

I have to watch this for English class and all the commentatators piss me off

[@Alex-Sand]

You won't be dissapointed, unless you're one of those who reject knowledge in order to be cool among his mates, which hopefully you are not ! Have fun ! ;)

[@leonardocolussi7697]

la 3° S ringrazia Shakespeare per essere esistito

[@sofiaolivier8955]

Io ringrazio i commenti con le risposte ma ok

[@youngtwon6738]

Tom Stoppard is obviously reading!

[@ocelotkitty747]

english class be wild

[@manoelamanuca4239]

Esse filme é lindo ❤

[@luiszavala3973]

"deAD😞🥺" I'm deaddddd😂😂

[@soaringraven1199]

Yo school boys and girls! you need to chill.. If you do not like an elaborate video on KZbin showing the history related to William Shakespeare and you still want (need) to know it any how, There is a site known as "No fear Shakespeare" google it and study there. Or you can simply read Shakespeare's Wikipedia No need to spread hate speech and nuisense about a fine work of art and a poet who did you no harm! Learn to appreciate and respect.

[@MysteryDerp]

What are the 2 modern characters that appear in here, I need it for some extra credit please on this assignment.

[@DellyFN_]

ben affleck

[@nungtiimchen5870]

From English honours🙂🙋

[@CPMGaming]

yo wtf is batman doing on here?

[@amaxamon]

Batman was created by William Shakespeare in The Most Lamentable Tragedie of The Bat-Man (1604). When young Lord Wayne witnesses the murder of his parents he cries out: "No, no, no life! Why should a dog, a horse, a rat, have life, and thou no breath at all? Thou'lt come no more, never, never, never, never, never! Murder’s out of tune, and sweet revenge grows harsh. Forsooth! I shall don an inky cloak and thus strikest fear into the hearts of saucy rogues and villains, for verily, they seemeth a cowardly and superstitious lot! Thus am I transformed, for cowards die many times before their deaths, the valiant never taste of death but once!" Great stuff!

[@massmaurizio2179]

+amaxamon u know way too much about Shakespeare get a life

[@CPMGaming]

+Massmaurizio lmaooooooo

[@lunicola8037]

+amaxamon Not bad, but "I strikest" and "they seemeth" is rather idiotic.

[@amaxamon]

You want I should write perfect Elizabethan prose for a joke I spent 5 minutes on? Jeez, everybody's a critic!

[@danielhendricks4983]

Have to love how the first few seconds of the clip have the scene in the bottom right that is the primary reason I don't show the film to my 9th grade students. Seems like a questionable decision.

[@epling1999tje]

just skip forward a little....use your brain teacher

[@jakehjerpe4742]

+Tyler Epling what part is he talking about?

[@epling1999tje]

+Undisputedx22 theres a part where the girl exposes her self a little

[@jakehjerpe4742]

+Tyler Epling I see. We saw this in class and my teacher skipped that part so I was wondering lol

[@scheerconstruction-northri3946]

And yet I gotta say this again... I think you should stop over thinking BS... you realize what the hell your classroom students are exposed to now days? Grow a back bone, this is art butthead.

[@fluffhead89]

I swear to god, Ben Affleck sounds so scripted. More so than everyone else

[@secularmonk5176]

It's like he keeps reverting to his Townie from "Good Will Hunting"

[@thatguyredd]

Darn this English teacher Makin me do this

[@youngtwon6738]

Favorite part: 21:32 - 21:42

[@callmecrowxxx6511]

anyone else see that the movie is rated R....?

[@darkmooncrazy3089]

Leggo i commenti di ragazzi italiani che sono sconvolti che venga lascito un compito su un video di 45 minuti. Non pensavo di non trovarne, ovviamente, ma così tanti? Siete davvero così materialisti? Il film è meraviglioso, il video lo è in maniera diversa, ma è pur sempre interessante.

[@fiordalinarodriguez5677]

Nice very good movie excellent actors. God bless you