The Wind and the Rain, and Twelfth Night end titles titles

[@k3rryl33]

This was not the song I was looking for but I'm glad I found it! Will definitely be adding this movie to my watch list.

[@kaythulucrewe]

It is so good. It’s my favorite Shakespeare play and this is my favorite adaptation of it. If you can find it on DVD for a good price, snag it. It can be hard to find!

[@BlackCatFilmProductions]

Same. I wanted to add this song to my private music playlist.

[@benjaminlasseter8929]

I still think this was one of the best productions of this play I have ever seen. It's a "comedy" but like so much of Shakespeare's comedy, there's a really serious story going on under the surface. The strange sexual overtones of this play are not entirely a laughing matter. Feste being the only one who gives true comfort to Olivia, and convinces her to stop being the maudlin. And the cruelty to Malvolio by Toby, Sir Andrew, and Feste... that's not a laughing matter when it happens in real life. This was all so very well done by these brilliant actors. I love this song, and have often had it humming in my head for twenty years now.

[@BlackCatFilmProductions]

One of my favourite songs in Twelfth Night.

[@ishaa5948]

Could Ben Kingsley look any more adorable?😊

[@AnimeVampireFanGirl]

I love the songs being sung by him ❤️

[@felixspaghetti2611]

Tommy Steele also sings it well in the 1969 adaptation

[@tomshepherd1926]

Oh me 2

[@Maximillian-Tiberius-Rex]

me too

[@scioarete7987]

This whole arrangement is great

[@LucyLovettLestrange]

This is my favorite Shakespeare movie! Very well done!

[@moumita_d99]

I really like the songs from this movie. I feel so damn jolly.

[@allfieldsrequired1]

Song: “When that I was and a little tiny boy (With hey, ho, the wind and the rain)” By William Shakespeare (from Twelfth Night) When that I was and a little tiny boy, With hey, ho, the wind and the rain, A foolish thing was but a toy, For the rain it raineth every day. But when I came to man’s estate, With hey, ho, the wind and the rain, ’Gainst knaves and thieves men shut their gate, For the rain it raineth every day. But when I came, alas! to wive, With hey, ho, the wind and the rain, By swaggering could I never thrive, For the rain it raineth every day. But when I came unto my beds, With hey, ho, the wind and the rain, With toss-pots still had drunken heads, For the rain it raineth every day. A great while ago the world begun, With hey, ho, the wind and the rain, But that’s all one, our play is done, And we’ll strive to please you every day.

[@semper-egoauditor-tantum9451]

This film is the most beautiful-melancholy thing I ever saw.

[@furrettheferret9562]

Back in year 8 for English I studied this play. This song was a joy for all of us when we watched it for the first time.

[@ami.o3574]

Same we had ppl tearing up 😂

[@suchismitabiswas4216]

One of my most favorite movie 👍👍👍

[@judsonragsdale4576]

Every day… [laughter] … every day.

[@DantheMan2605]

Best ending ever

[@Powerhauler]

I love this movie,both the songs .... O mistress mine, Where are you roaming .......

[@DantheMan2605]

@@Powerhaulerit was filmed in the heart of Cornwall in the UK

[@rfresa]

So many great actors in this movie! I recently realized that Richard Grant (Sir Andrew Aguecheek) was in Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker. You probably saw Helena Bonham Carter (Olivia) and Imelda Staunton (Maria) in the Harry Potter movies with Maggie Smith, who is the mother of Toby Stephens (Orsino). Mel Smith (Sir Toby Belch) was in Princess Bride. And of course, everyone knows Ben Kingsley (Feste).

[@msinvincible2000]

Yet, you forget the greatest actor of them all: Sir Nigel Hawthorne (Malvoglio)

[@FandubWorld]

And Imogen Stubbs (Viola) was Trevor Nunn's (the director) wife.

[@ishaa5948]

​@@FandubWorld She was also Lucy in Sense n Sensibility. Imelda was also in SnS.

[@corinnedrollette6107]

This will always be our favorite Ben Kingsley role! (Hi rfresa😊) I’m working on learning the concertina part of this song so I’ve been listening to it repeatedly. I have to be careful not to surfeit lest the appetite sicken and so die, because this music is the best. Oddly, the KZbin video plays it in a different key than it is written (by Shaun Davey).

[@dpainter1526]

​@@ishaa5948Holy cow! I never realised that but now you say it I can see that it's her--she was so different there!

[@nina1522]

I played the maid Maria in this play in high school.

[@djs9415]

I have this movie and the sheer exuberance of this last bit with Ben Kingsley who plays a rather mystical Feste singing the rain it raineth everyday just adds to the magic. But his work is done he has to leave again.Olivia is happy. The Feste Olivia scenes in the movie are unusually interpreted but they do work well. Did Mr. Nunn sing and strum a lay here or am I mixing it with another Shakespearian work ? This is the only version where I really pitied Malvolio. T'was a scurvy trick to play upon him even if he were a pompous prideful lobcock...

[@rolandscales9380]

I just got the impression he was fired for being a disruptive influence, while the fat uncle Sir Toby and his fellow parasite Sir Andrew Aguecheek were booted out at the same time. Presumably Maria had handed in her (30 minutes') notice at the same time to tag along with Sir Toby, for whom she obviously has a soft spot.

[@jenniferschillig3768]

Not a bad set of pipes there, Sir Ben...

[@kristianyrjola]

Great Twelfth Night 2025 to YOU!!!

[@Speedcubing-TV]

Justice for Malvolio

[@KingofPotatoPeople]

The definitive Feste for me!

[@adelebonaldo3993]

È bello film ❤❤❤❤❤

[@sha11235]

Why didn't Feste stay for the wedding?

[@furrettheferret9562]

fools usually weren’t allowed at weddings when the play was made so he most likely said goodbye to Olivia before leaving to find a new home

[@ishaa5948]

After that trick on Malvolio, everybody needed to leave.

[@ExodiaX5]

​​@@ishaa5948 well, everyone involved, yes. So definitely Feste, Toby, and Mariah. Andrew could've stayed, but he was deeply infatuated with Olivia, thus there was no reason for him to stay when he'd simply pine after a woman who said 'I do' to another man. Antonio could've also stayed, as Duke Orsino had released him. But judging by how he left, he seemed upset, most likely believing Sebastian no longer had need of him. But I believe Sebastian would/will always call Antonio a friend. However, Sebastian could not force Antonio to stay. Thus, we can only hope that Antonio finds peace and happiness someday, somewhere. And of course, Malvolio had no desire stay in a place where he believed EVERYONE had wronged him. Though technically, only Mariah, Toby, Feste, and that man who told Olivia what Maria had done (mary Toby) actually did anything to wrong Malvolio

[@JohnSmith-zq9mo]

Does anyone know which character is the one leaving at 0:24?

[@alishaclarke20]

Tis Sir Andrew Auguecheek 0:24

[@JohnSmith-zq9mo]

@@alishaclarke20 Thanks.

[@alishaclarke20]

Yeah np :) ​@JohnSmith-zq9mo

[@crpggamer]

I love the song, but why was Toby so grumpy at the end? He got his fun and his wife. Was it just because he was punched? This is a great movie. It's good lots of color and fun energy to it.

[@ExodiaX5]

I believe it was because Olivia banished him from her house, and technically speaking disowned him as family.

[@Otaku155]

Think of this when you watch the ending of Napoleon Dynamite

[@ctgyoutube]

Where would I find a copy of this song?

[@rolandscales9380]

A copy of Twelfth Night perhaps?

[@misssarah5933]

@@rolandscales9380 wher I can find the full movie 1996

[@Mr_VoidKraken]

@@misssarah5933 sorry 3 years man, but its on prime video

[@dhishakukalakuntla2272]

which version of twelfth night is this from?

[@rfresa]

1996, directed by Trevor Nunn

[@agenttheater5]

My introduction to Shakespeare

[@weaponson3-158]

It’s funny the themes in this don’t offend me at all. I find it innocent and playful. But the modern day gender bullshit is revolting to me. I wonder why that is.

[@dpainter1526]

Because in the play, there is no confusion about what men and women are. Viola is Pretending to be a man, and the others treat her as one not to "affirm" any "identity," but because they really think she is one. Viola herself never dreams of thinking she is actually a man. She is embarrassed at walking in on Orsino's bath. She truly pities (and is irked by) Olivia for wanting something she cannot have. By contrast, all the woke stuff going on is trying to say everyone can be any gender they want, that there is no difference between men and women, or female/male. This concept would actually make this play impossible to do, as it centers on the fact that men and women are different and opposite beings.

[@eruannagrace9303]

You guys are SO RIGHT, it's refreshing to see a non-woke take on this play

[@rhonamcfadz]

This reminds me so much of Norwegian wood by the Beatles