The Tempest - Christopher Plummer - The Stratford Festival - 2010 - 4K

The Majestical Plummer and his So Potent Art delivers here an ineffable and multidimensional performance of Prospero! The Tempest - by William Shakespeare - The Stratford Shakespeare Festival - 2010 - Timeline: Act I: 0:43 - 34:52 / Act II: 34:53 - 1:06:08 / Act III: 1:06:13 - 1:29:02 / (Intermission: 1:29:03 - 1:29:07) / Act IV: 1:29:09 - 1:44:22 / Act V: 1:44:23 - 2:04:08 / Epilogue: 2:04:09 - 2:05:32
Christopher Plummer’s Prospero guides us through the emotional arc of The Tempest. A motivational and highly inspirational interview: • Christopher Plummer - ...
CAST
Prospero, the right Duke of Milan: Christopher Plummer
Miranda, his daughter: Trish Lindström
Ariel, a spirit Julyana Soelistyo
Caliban, a slave: Dion Johnstone
Ferdinand, King Alonso’s son: Gareth Potter
Alonso, King of Naples: Peter Hutt
Sebastian, his brother: Timothy D. Stickney
Antonio, Prospero’s brother, the usurping Duke of Milan John Vickery
Gonzalo, an old councillor: James Blendick
Adrian, a lord: Robert Persichini
Francisco, a lord: David Collins
Trinculo, a jester: Bruce Dow
Stephano, a butler: Geraint Wyn Davies
Master of the Ship: Stephen Russell
Boatswain: Wayne Best
Director Des McAnuff
This production is dedicated to the memory of Douglas campbell, a member of our inaugural company in 1953.
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Adapted by Maximianno Cobra, from Shakespeare's "Timon of Athens", the film exposes the timeless challenge of social hypocrisy, disillusion and annihilation against the poetics of friendship, love, and beauty.
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[@malofeneon262]

Thank you so much, what a treasure this channel is ! I'm a french comedian seeking a Shakesperian scene to play and I found gold with this Ferdinand / Miranda scene !

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You're very welcome! Cheers!

[@Meus77]

Watching this to see how to act prospero since I’m playing him this year wish me luck guys!

[@drsnz]

Advice that I've been given and passing on "Play the role as YOU interpret it; don't just copy somebody else."

[@CommieApe]

This was fantastic! I really enjoyed Prospero, Caliban, Steffano and Tranquillo's performances. Thanks a lot for filming this.

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[@bechi5784]

Beautifully done. I have studied and still study Shakespeare. This has got to be one of my favourite Prosperos. Absolutely splendid. Rest well Mr. Plummer. Your Hamlet also is legendary. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

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Wonderful!

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The best 2 hours I’ve spent on KZbin by far, wonderful🤗

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That's great to hear! - Many thanks for sharing your insights. Cheers!

[@Romanticideitzcoatl]

Thank you for having this. I was looking a theater version so I could talk about the tempest on a podcast and this was GOLD. A most valuable thing to have accessible. ✨✨✨

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You're very welcome!

[@robertoclaux8654]

RIP to one of the greatest. Absolutely phenomenal performance.

[@gretareinarsson7461]

C.Plummer is absolutely fantastic. A beautiful production and technically perfectly executed

[@gordonsalter]

Christopher Plummer now live again!

[@bellamywoodside5342]

Thank you so much for posting this! I was looking for an audiobook for while I work but none of them were great to listen to. This is amazing and I’ve stopped to watch some scenes too - so amazing. What an amazing production- so clear and beautiful

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[@gopikaparu]

1:34:59 Love this part. Iris, Ceres and Juno harmonising together sounds heavenly❤

[@AbbyErchak-tq2rc]

Act I: 0:43 - 34:52 Act II: 34:53 - 1:06:08 Act III: 1:06:13 - 1:29:02 (Intermission: 1:29:03 - 1:29:07) Act IV: 1:29:09 - 1:44:22 Act V: 1:44:23 - 2:04:08 Epilogue: 2:04:09 - 2:05:32

[@Edelweiss-wj5zx]

Christopher Plummer is hypnotizing! Beautiful production, Thank you!

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[@racheljennings1688]

He is great drawing out the best of the other actors

[@tonyhamid802]

Fantastic version of the play - I used this with my O-level students in Pakistan.

[@paperthyme]

My favorite. I love this production

[@samrobertmuik3495]

OH MY LORD!!! THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS

[@zhannaweber]

Thank you! What a gift!

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[@토니-y3b]

great

[@racheljennings1688]

Thank you for introducing me to Shakespeare.

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Dear Rachel, Thank you for your heartfelt message and your presence. It is our duty and a great privilege for us to share Shakespeare's legacy. All the best, Shakespeare Network - KZbin Team

[@RkKay]

Thank you!!!

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[@ChristianMartin-s2z]

Sweet. Thank you!!

[@Ccanerane]

Masterpiece

[@kdmarrison8845]

Brilliant, brilliant in every way possible Magnificent performance by Christopher Plummer ( of Sound of Music fame) Shakespeare’s most magical play where Earth Energies & Energies of the Aethers are conjured up to create the reality of the ensuing drama All begins in the imaginary worlds before download & manifestation into the physical ‘real’ world Interesting that this play was played at the Stratford theatre, North East London N15

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Thank you for your message and interest. Please be so kind as not note that thet this performance took place during the Stratford Festival of Canada in 2010 - Festival Theatre (Canada) - www.stratfordfestival.ca/ Best regards, Shakespeare Network - KZbin Team

[@oscarjimenez5835]

La veremos. Gracias desde Durango, México.

[@ShakespeareNetwork]

El placer es nuestro: gracias por su presencia.

[@cmotherofpirl]

Basking in afterglow ❤️

[@aru3299]

Just watching for fun

[@casey2782]

This isn't a comment on the performance (as I've only just started the video), but wow, that music at the beginning is so hauntingly beautiful

[@ATVvandanart1811]

Love the ariel

[@tanyataylor5077]

Help understand the book

[@luishenrique7602]

❤

[@Peter-oh3hc]

Was not very familiar with tempest. This was an amazing introduction. Plummer is just perfect. Gonna watch helen Mirren now. Interested to compare and contrast

[@theotheoth]

Yeah, I'm not keen on the Mirren film, although she's not the problem. Even if you can get over a female 'Prospera', it's just not a good film. Plummer and co are great. What did you think?

[@DMK195601]

The interview video linked in the Description is set to Private?

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Thank you for pointing this out. It is fixed now. All the best, Shakespeare Network - KZbin Team

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2:04:09 Act 5, Epilogue