Richard III

By Douglas 2022-12-15 16:12:53

Richard III

Shakespeare's play "Richard III" depicts him as a lame, hunchbacked king, with a distorted face and an evil heart, who even killed his brother's two sons in order to successfully ascend the throne. In Shakespeare's writings, Richard III "was born with a deformed appearance, not suitable for flirting and flirting?? He had to make up his mind to confess himself as a gangster", and was an evil conspirator and usurper tyrant. But whether Richard III killed his brother's son for the throne has...

By Gaston 2022-10-01 16:27:05

Richard III and Cao Pi

1 Richard III followed his father to defeat and kill Henry VI and his son, and married Henry VI's daughter-in-law.
Cao Pi followed his father (Cao Cao) to defeat and kill Yuan Shao and his son, and married Yuan Shao's daughter-in-law (Concubine Zhen).
Ann was killed by Richard III...
Concubine Zhen was given death by Cao Pi.

2 Richard III killed his brother George.
Cao Pi almost killed Cao Zhi.

3 Richard III wants to marry ([king] brother's continuation...

By Emmanuelle 2022-09-09 20:36:59

Game room.

This version sets a modern alternate kingdom based on the background of Shakespeare's original. Shortly in the film's opening, tanks blast through the walls of Henry VI's strategic front, and bullets penetrate the forehead of Henry VI's son Edward. Taking off the gas mask, it was Richard's evil smile. The integration of modern weapon elements into Shakespeare's story strikes me as abrupt yet reasonable. Under this kind of visual impact, as a modern person, compared to the...

By Milton 2022-09-09 17:35:29

On the Charm of Richard as the Villain in "Richard III"

Summary: In the process of seizing the throne, Richard III spared no effort to become a ruthless murderer. However, it is a protagonist wrapped in such a ruthless plot, a character who violates the mainstream morality and ethics, but has been active on the stage of the drama, and countless excellent actors still play him tirelessly and reproduce his past on the stage. brilliance. Faced with such a phenomenon, this article attempts to...

By Luigi 2022-09-09 17:27:49

"Richard III" adaptation from play to film

1. The background setting of the times has changed

The story in Shakespeare's original "Richard III" takes place between 1483-1485, while in Richard Loncrann's film, the time setting is shifted to 1930, Richard III's cunning, cruel, insidious It also precisely reflects the fascism that entered the historical stage at this time.

"Richard III" as a historical drama, although there are also fictional...

By Nyasia 2023-09-25 01:59:18

The protagonists are all big names, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, blind. The screenwriter is also Grandpa Ian. It looks more like a stage play. But why did the British always set the background of Shakespeare in World War I and World War II, neither moving forward nor backward playing modernity, which is a little...

By Chris 2023-09-20 09:32:42

Grandpa Ian did a good job~ I made up this drama because I heard that Benedict and Martin will play this role one after another... Is it really possible... Especially Martin, who has to act on stage! Besides, if you two can't play each other, you have to play the same role, what's the point of making...

By Jeffrey 2023-09-19 19:05:06

Who took the "French Drug Network / Thunder...

By Jaylen 2023-09-19 00:08:11

Too bad, the dialogue is too unnatural... = = And Ian always feels a natural righteousness, and the acting is not evil enough ((The plot is too ridiculous, the costumes are also messed up, the background of World War II is like a label. But I am really It's so stupid, hahaha, the British accent is completely another person!! Chop the rice for me and add one star...

By Reinhold 2023-08-30 05:30:12

The reason why the remake of Shakespeare is enduring is because all the tragedies are included in it, and the charm of this version is that it was born in the United Kingdom and then squatted in the United Kingdom, combining a non-existent dictatorship history with the actual war years. There are more profound meanings beyond the story itself, but this version is also in classical Chinese. It seems that Shakespeare's texts are all drama bibles. It is easy to dare not say a sentence, but it is...