ギネスブックには、ウィリアム・シェイクスピアの戯曲の長編映画とテレビ版が410本掲載されており、シェイクスピアはあらゆる言語で最も多く映画化された作家となっている。[1] [2] [3]
2023年11月現在[アップデート]、インターネット・ムービー・データベースには、シェイクスピアが脚本を手掛けた映画が1,800本掲載されており、制作中だが未公開の作品も含まれています。[4]最も古い作品として知られているのは、1899年の『ジョン王』です。[5]
コメディ
終わりよければすべてよし
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| 終わりよければすべてよし | テレビ | 1968 |
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もともとロイヤル・シェイクスピア・カンパニーの舞台作品であり、BBCでカラー放送された最初のシェイクスピア劇であった。[a] 2巻のうち2巻目は紛失したと考えられている。[6] | ||
| 終わりよければすべてよし | ビデオ | 1978 |
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1978年のニューヨーク・シェイクスピア・フェスティバルのデラコルテ劇場での公演をハイメ・カロがシアター・オン・フィルム・アンド・テープのために制作したビデオ録画。 [7] | ||
| 「終わりよければすべてよし」 (BBCテレビ シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1981 |
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| 終わりよければすべてよし (ナショナル・シアター・ライブ) |
テレビ | 2009 |
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ロンドンのウエストエンドにある国立劇場から放送されたライブパフォーマンス。 |
お気に召すまま
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| お気に召すまま | 静けさ | 1912 |
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舞台女優ローズ・コグランが映画デビューを果たした本作。61歳から62歳という年齢は、ロザリンド役としては異例の高齢と言えるだろう。撮影は主に屋外で行われた。 | ||
| 森の中の愛 | 静けさ | 1915 |
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劇中の現代設定を再現した無声 コメディ映画。 [8] | ||
| お気に召すまま | 膜 | 1936 |
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オリヴィエによるシェイクスピア作品の初映画化作品。舞台俳優レオン・クォーターメインとヘンリー・エインリーの遺作でもあり、エインリーの息子リチャードがシルヴィウス役、ジョン・ローリーがオーランドの弟オリバー役を演じた初期の映画作品としても知られている。ローリーはその後、オリヴィエが監督した3本のシェイクスピア映画で共演することになる。[9] | ||
| お気に召すまま | テレビ | 1963 |
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ロイヤル・シェイクスピア・カンパニーによる1961年のBBC公演の録画。[10] 2015年にガーディアン紙に掲載された回顧展で、演劇評論家のマイケル・ビリントンはレッドグレイヴを「(ロザリンド役として)未来の世代にとってのゴールドスタンダードとなる演技を披露する能力」があると称賛した。[11] | |
| 「お気に召すまま」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1978 |
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スコットランドのグラミス城で収録された本作は、ロケ撮影されたわずか2作品のうちの1作品で、もう1作品は『ヘンリー8世の生涯』である。しかし、このロケ撮影は批評家からもBBC関係者からも冷ややかな反応しか得られず、自然界が俳優と物語を圧倒しすぎているという意見が一般的だった。バジル・コールマン監督は当初、冬から夏への季節の移り変わりが登場人物の思想的変化を表すように、1年かけて撮影するべきだと考えていたが、劇は冬に始まるにもかかわらず、5月に全編を撮影せざるを得なかった。その結果、台本に描かれていた森の荒々しさは、明らかに脅威を感じさせない豊かな緑に置き換えられ、登場人物たちの「森での時間は、追放というよりは、むしろ豪華なキャンプ旅行のように見えた」[12] 。 | ||
| お気に召すまま | テレビ | 1983 |
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| お気に召すまま | 膜 | 1992 |
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現代の都会を舞台にしたこの映画は、概ね否定的なレビューを受けた。タイムアウト誌は「…わざわざカメラにフィルムを入れるなんて、不思議だ。悲しいかな、これは歯も目も味覚も何もかも失ったシェイクスピアなのだから」と評した。[13]バラエティ誌のデレク・エリーは、この映画を「イギリスの低予算映画で、ほとんどが地味な外観で撮影されており、注意深く見守れば、文学を学ぶ学生や非常に熱心な読者にしか見られないだろう」と評した。[14] | ||
| 『お気に召すまま』 (シェイクスピア:アニメーション・テイルズ) |
テレビ | 1994 |
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水彩絵の具を使ってガラスに描いたアニメーション。[15] | |
| お気に召すまま | 膜 | 2006 |
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ブラナー監督は舞台を中世フランスから、明治維新後の19世紀後半のヨーロッパ植民地日本へと移しました。撮影はシェパートン・フィルム・スタジオと、これまで撮影されたことのないウェイクハースト・プレイスの庭園で行われました。 | ||
| お気に召すまま | テレビ | 2010 | ||||
| お気に召すまま | ビデオ | 2010 |
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シェイクスピア・グローブ座での公演の録音。 |
間違いの喜劇
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| シラキュース出身の少年たち | 膜 | 1940 | リチャード・ロジャースとロレンツ・ハートによる舞台ミュージカルを原作としたミュージカル映画。その舞台ミュージカルは戯曲に基づいている。[16]アカデミー賞に2部門ノミネートされた。1部門は視覚効果賞(ジョン・P・フルトン、バーナード・B・ブラウン、ジョー・ラピス)で、もう1部門は美術賞(ジャック・オッターソン)である。[17] | |||
| Bhranti Bilas (ベンガル語: ভ্রান্তি বিলাস、直訳 「幻想の幻想) 」 |
膜 | 1963 |
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本作は物語の舞台を現代インドに移し、コルカタ出身のベンガル人商人とその召使いが商談のため小さな町を訪れるが、そこで地元の人々と間違えられ、大混乱に陥るという物語を描いている。本作は、イシュワル・チャンドラ・ヴィディヤーサガールによる1869年の戯曲『間違いの喜劇』を原作としている。『ブランティ・ビラス』は1968年にミュージカル・コメディ『ドゥ・ドゥーニ・チャール』としてリメイクされ、さらに後に『アンゴール』としてリメイクされた。 | |
| 「間違いの喜劇」 (フェスティバル) |
テレビ | 1967 |
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| ドゥ・ドゥニ・チャー | 膜 | 1968 |
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1963年の映画『Bhranti Bilas』を原作としたボリウッド版ミュージカルコメディ。『Bhranti Bilas』は、イーシュワル・チャンドラ・ヴィディヤーサガールによる1869年の戯曲『間違いの喜劇』を原作としており、その戯曲自体も『間違いの喜劇』を原作としている。『Do Dooni Char』は後に『Angoor』としてリメイクされた。 | ||
| 間違いの喜劇 | テレビ | 1978 |
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トレバー・ナンの脚本と作詞、ガイ・ウルフェンデンの作曲による、演劇に基づいたミュージカルのテレビ化。 | |
| アンゴール (ヒンディー語: अंगूर、文字通り 「ブドウ) 」 |
膜 | 1982 |
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1968年の映画『Do Dooni Char』をボリウッドで翻案した作品。この映画は1963年の映画『Bhranti Bilas』を原作としており、Bhranti Bilasは1869年のイーシュワル・チャンドラ・ヴィディヤーサガールの戯曲『間違いの喜劇』を原作としている。 | ||
| 「間違いの喜劇」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1983 |
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| 間違いの喜劇 | テレビ | 1987 |
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ニューヨーク市リンカーンセンターで行われたPBSのグレートパフォーマンスシリーズの一環としてビデオ録画された、さまよえるカラマーゾフの兄弟が主演のこの作品は、 「エフェソスではジャグリングをするか死ぬかだ!」という原則のもと、シェイクスピアとドタバタ喜劇、アクロバット、ジャグリングを組み合わせ、シェイクスピア自身も演技に参加した。 | ||
| 間違いの喜劇 | テレビ | 1989 |
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恋の骨折り損
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| 恋の骨折り損 | アニメーション | 1920 | ||||
| 「恋の骨折り損」 (今月の演劇) |
テレビ | 1975 |
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| 「恋の骨折り損」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1985 |
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| 恋の骨折り損 | 膜 | 2000 |
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ブラナー監督の映画は、『恋の骨折り損』をロマンティックなハリウッド・ミュージカルへと昇華させている。舞台装置と衣装デザインは1939年のヨーロッパを彷彿とさせ、音楽(1930年代のブロードウェイの名曲)とニュース映画風の映像も時代を反映した重要なディテールとなっている。 |
尺には尺を
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| 尺には尺を (イタリア語: Dente per dente、直訳すると 「歯には歯を」) |
膜 | 1943 |
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| 「尺には尺を」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1979 |
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| 尺には尺を | テレビ | 1994 |
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シェイクスピアの「問題喜劇」の現代版で、劇の暗い要素を強調し、ユーモアの大部分を排除しています。 | ||
| 尺には尺を | 膜 | 2006 |
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イギリス軍を舞台にしたシェイクスピアの問題劇の現代版。 | |
| M4M: 尺には尺を | 膜 | 2015 |
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男性キャスト版 | |
| 尺には尺を | 膜 | 2019 |
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現代オーストラリアを舞台にした映画 |
ヴェニスの商人
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| ヴェニスの商人 | 静けさ | 1914 |
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この劇の初期のフィルム。現在は紛失したと推定されている。[18] | ||
| ヴェニスの商人 | 静けさ | 1916 |
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この映画はブロードウエスト社によって制作されました。同社は劇中のキャスト全員を起用し、ウォルサムストウ・スタジオで主に自然光を用いて撮影しました。この映画は、後に1920年代を代表するイギリス俳優の一人となるマシスン・ラングの映画デビュー作となりました。 [19] | ||
| ヴェニスの商人 | 膜 | 1922 |
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| ヴェネディクのカウフマン | 静けさ | 1923 | ピーター・ポール・フェルナー | ヴェルナー・クラウス (シャイロック) ヘニー・ポーテン (ポーシャ) ハリー・リードケ (バッサーニオ) カール・エーバート (アントニオ) マックス・シュレック (ドージェ・フォン・ヴェネディッヒ) | 比較的後期の無声映画で、ストーリーに大幅な変更が加えられていますが、その素晴らしいキャストのおかげで傑作とみなされています。 | |
| ヴェニスの商人 | テレビ | 1947 |
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| 「ヴェニスの商人」 (サンデーナイトシアター) |
テレビ | 1955 |
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| 「ヴェニスの商人」 (今月の演劇) |
テレビ | 1972 |
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| ヴェニスの商人 | テレビ | 1973 |
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ジョナサン・ミラーによる1970年のロイヤル・ナショナル・シアターでの絶賛された演出の翻案。[20] | ||
| ヴェニスの商人 | テレビ | 1976 |
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| 「ヴェニスの商人」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1980 |
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| ヴェニスの商人 | テレビ | 1996 |
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| ヴェニスの商人 | テレビ | 2001 |
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| ヴェニスのマオリ商人 (マオリ語: Te Tangata Whai Rawa o Weniti) |
膜 | 2002 |
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この戯曲は1945年にペイ・テ・フリヌイ・ジョーンズによってマオリ語に翻訳され、映画でも彼の翻訳が使用されています。これはシェイクスピアの戯曲がマオリ語で映画化された最初の作品であり、マオリ映画としては初の長編作品です。[21]この映画はオークランドで撮影されましたが、「16世紀のヴェネツィアを再現し、衣装や環境は原作の設定に合わせています」。[22] | ||
| ヴェニスの商人 | 膜 | 2004 |
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ウィンザーの陽気な女房たち
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| ウィンザーの陽気な妻たち (ドイツ語: Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor) |
膜 | 1950 |
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| 「ウィンザーの陽気な女房たち」 (サンデーナイトシアター) |
テレビ | 1952 |
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| 真夜中の鐘 | 膜 | 1966 |
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ウェルズは、映画のストーリーの核は「友情の裏切り」であると述べた。脚本には、シェイクスピアの5つの戯曲からのテキストが含まれている。主に『ヘンリー4世 第1部』と『ヘンリー4世 第2部』だが、『リチャード2世』と『ヘンリー5世』、そして『ウィンザーの陽気な女房たち』からのセリフも含まれている。リチャードソンのナレーションは、年代記作家ラファエル・ホリンシェッドの作品から取られている。ウェルズは1939年に『ファイブ・キングス』というシェイクスピアの9つの戯曲のブロードウェイ翻案をプロデュースしていた。 1960年、彼はこのプロジェクトをアイルランドで『真夜中の鐘』として復活させ、これが彼の最後の舞台公演となった。どちらの戯曲も成功しなかったが、ウェルズはフォルスタッフを演じることが生涯の野望であると考え、このプロジェクトを映画化した。ウェルズは初期資金を得るために、プロデューサーのエミリアーノ・ピエドラに『宝島』の映画化について嘘をつき、製作期間中は資金繰りに苦労した。ウェルズは1964年から1965年にかけてスペイン各地で『真夜中の鐘』を撮影し、 1966年のカンヌ映画祭でプレミア上映され、2つの賞を受賞した。 | ||
| ウィンザーの陽気な女房たち | テレビ | 1980 |
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| 「ウィンザーの陽気な女房たち」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1982 |
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ジョーンズは当初、このエピソードをストラトフォード・アポン・エイヴォンで撮影することを希望していたが、スタジオ撮影に制限された。制作を可能な限りリアルなものにしようと決意した彼は、デザイナーのドム・ホムフレーにシェイクスピアにゆかりのある実在のチューダー様式の住宅を基にセットを設計させた。フォルスタッフの部屋はウィルムコートにあるメアリー・アーデン(シェイクスピアの母)の家を、妻たちの家はシェイクスピアの娘スザンナとその夫ジョン・ホールの家を基にしている。外観のショットの背景には、粘土で作ったチューダー様式のミニチュア村が使用された。[23] |
『真夏の夜の夢』
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| 『真夏の夜の夢』 | 静けさ | 1909 |
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戯曲の初の映画化。 | ||
| Wood Love (ドイツ語: Ein Sommernachtstraum) |
静けさ | 1925 |
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| 『真夏の夜の夢』 | 膜 | 1935 |
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オーストリア生まれの監督マックス・ラインハルトは、製作当時英語が話せなかった。俳優やスタッフにはドイツ語で指示を出し、ウィリアム・ディタレが通訳を務めた。この映画は、ラインハルトと作曲家フェリックス・メンデルスゾーンのユダヤ人の血筋のため、ナチス・ドイツで上映禁止となった。ルーニーがスキー中に足を骨折したため、撮影は延期を余儀なくされた。ルーニーの回想録によると、ジャック・L・ワーナーは激怒し、彼を殺してもう片方の足を折ると脅したという。これはオリヴィア・デ・ハヴィランドの映画デビュー作となった。[24] | ||
| 真夏の夜の夢 (チェコ語: Sen noci svatojánské) |
膜 | 1959 | イジー・トルンカ監督による人形アニメーション映画。 1959年のカンヌ国際映画祭で長編映画として正式出品され、特別賞を受賞した。[25]リチャード・バートンによるナレーション付きの英語吹替版も制作された。[26] | |||
| 『真夏の夜の夢』 | 膜 | 1968 |
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この映画は、1968年9月にヨーロッパの劇場で初公開されました。米国では、劇場で上映されるのではなく、テレビに直接販売され、1969年2月9日の夜に日曜夜の特別番組として初公開されました。CBSで放映されました(コマーシャル付き)。 | ||
| 真夏の夜の夢 (フランス語: Le Songe d'une nuit d'été) |
テレビ | 1969 |
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| 「真夏の夜の夢」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1980 |
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ウィリアム・シェイクスピア全劇作品シリーズの一部として米国で発売された。 | ||
| 夏の夜の夢 (イタリア語: Sogno di una Notte d'Estate) |
膜 | 1983 |
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サルヴァトーレス監督によるロックミュージカルを原作としたミュージカル化作品。[27] [28]第40回ヴェネツィア国際映画祭の「デ・シーカ」部門で上映された。[29] | ||
| 『真夏の夜の夢』 (シェイクスピア:アニメーション・テイルズ) |
テレビ | 1992 |
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| 『真夏の夜の夢』 | 膜 | 1996 |
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ロイヤル・シェイクスピア・カンパニーによる1996年版『夏の夜の夢』の映画化作品 | ||
| 『真夏の夜の夢』 | 膜 | 1999 |
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『夏の夜の夢』は、ラツィオ州とトスカーナ州、そしてイタリア・ローマのチネチッタ・スタジオでロケ撮影された。舞台はギリシャのアテネからイタリア・トスカーナ州にある架空のアテナ山に移されたが、アテネに関する台詞はすべてそのまま残された。映画では、フェリックス・メンデルスゾーンが1843年に上演した舞台劇の付随音楽(有名な結婚行進曲を含む)に加え、ジュゼッペ・ヴェルディ、ガエターノ・ドニゼッティ、ヴィンチェンツォ・ベッリーニ、ジョアッキーノ・ロッシーニ、ピエトロ・マスカーニのオペラ作品が使用された。[30] | ||
| 子供たちの真夏の夜の夢 | 膜 | 2001 | このバージョンでは、学校の子供たちのグループが『夏の夜の夢』の人形劇を観劇し、物語に引き込まれ、エリザベス朝の衣装を着て登場人物になります。 | |||
| それを乗り越える | 膜 | 2001 |
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高校を舞台にした現代版の翻案で、シェイクスピアの原作の 「ピラモスとティスベ」のサブプレイのように、劇中劇として上演される別のバージョンの演劇が含まれています。 | ||
| 真夏の夜のレイブ | 膜 | 2002 |
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倉庫でのパーティーを舞台にした現代版。 | ||
| 真夏の夢 (スペイン語: El Sueño de una Noche de San Juan) |
膜 | 2005 |
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アニメ化作品。 | |
| 『真夏の夜の夢』 (シェイクスピア再話) |
テレビ | 2005 | BBC の ShakespeaRe-told シリーズの一環として制作された現代版。 | |||
| 世界は私のものだったのか | 膜 | 2008 |
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劇作にインスピレーションを得たこの映画は、小さな町の私立高校を舞台に、現代風にLGBTの視点から上演された劇作を際立たせています。さらに、このミュージカルの歌詞はシェイクスピアの原文に大きく基づいています。例えば、タイトルは劇中の歌詞から引用された「もし世界が私のものなら、ディミトリウスは追い詰められ、残りはあなたに捧げる」という一節から取られています。 | |
| 10ml ラブ | 膜 | 2010 | 魔法と狂気の一夜に巻き起こる四角関係の苦難を描いたヒンディー語のロマンティックコメディで、『夏の夜の夢』の現代版。 | |||
| 『真夏の夜の夢』 | 膜 | 2015 |
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ニューヨーク、ブルックリンの ポロンスキー・シェイクスピア・センターでの公演の録音。 | ||
| 奇妙な魔法 | 膜 | 2015 |
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ルーカスフィルム・ アニメーションとインダストリアル・ライト&マジックによる長編アニメーションによるミュージカル・ファンタジー ・ロマンティック・コメディ映画。[31] | ||
| 『真夏の夜の夢』 | テレビ | 2016 | ||||
| 『真夏の夜の夢』 | 膜 | 2018 |
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カリフォルニア州ハリウッドを背景にした現代版。 |
空騒ぎ
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 空騒ぎ | テレビ | 1973 |
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ジョセフ・パップのニューヨーク・シェイクスピア・フェスティバル公演のCBSテレビによるプレゼンテーション。 | |
| 何もないことについての騒ぎ(ロシア語: Много øума из ничего) | 膜 | 1973 |
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ソビエトのロマンティックコメディ | |
| 「空騒ぎ」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1984 | ウィリアム・シェイクスピア全劇作品シリーズの一部として米国で発売された。 | |||
| 空騒ぎ | 膜 | 1993 |
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| 「空騒ぎ」 (シェイクスピア再話) |
テレビ | 2005 |
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デイヴィッド・ニコルズによる現代版。 | ||
| 空騒ぎ | 膜 | 2012 |
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| あなた以外の誰でも | 膜 | 2023 |
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ウィル・グルックとイラナ・ウォルパートによる現代版。[32] |
『じゃじゃ馬ならし』
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| 『じゃじゃ馬ならし』 | 静けさ | 1908 |
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| 大胆な若者[33] | 静けさ | 1924 |
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| 『じゃじゃ馬ならし』 | 膜 | 1929 |
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『じゃじゃ馬ならし』の最初のサウンド映画化作品。 | ||
| あなたが私を愛させた | 膜 | 1933 |
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| キス・ミー・ケイト | 膜 | 1953 |
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同名のブロードウェイ・ミュージカルを脚色した本作は、かつて夫婦だったミュージカル俳優フレッド・グラハムとリリー・ヴァネッシの物語。二人は今、ブロードウェイで上演される同作のミュージカル版で、ペトルーチオとキャサリン役を演じる。既に険悪な仲だった二人は、公演中盤から激しい感情のぶつかり合いを始め、作品の成功を危うくする。 | ||
| 『じゃじゃ馬ならし』 | テレビ | 1962 |
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この劇はライブで上演されたが、センテニアル・パークで撮影された映像もいくつか含まれていた。[34] [35] | ||
| アリヴァーリ (タミル語: அறிவாளி) |
膜 | 1963 |
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| じゃじゃ馬ならし (イタリア語: La Bisbetica domata) |
膜 | 1967 |
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「下品で騒々しい演出で、劇はカタリーナとペトルーチョのロマンスに矮小化されている。」[36] | ||
| 『じゃじゃ馬ならし』 | テレビ | 1973 |
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| 『じゃじゃ馬ならし』 | テレビ | 1973 |
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サンフランシスコ アメリカン コンサバトリー シアターが、旅回りの一座による宿屋での公演のように、シェークスピアの古典作品をコンメディア デラルテ風にアレンジして上演する様子を ビデオで放送しました。 | ||
| 悪党の飼いならし (イタリア語: Il Bisbetico Domato) |
膜 | 1980 |
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| 「じゃじゃ馬ならし」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1980 |
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ウィリアム・シェイクスピア全劇作品シリーズの一部として米国で発売された。 | ||
| キス・ミー、ペトルーチオ | テレビ | 1981 | 女優ストリープと女優ジュリアが、ニューヨークの セントラルパークで開催される「公園でのシェイクスピア」演劇祭でシェイクスピアの喜劇『じゃじゃ馬ならし』の公演に向けて準備し、実際に上演する様子を追ったドキュメンタリー。 | |||
| 『じゃじゃ馬ならし』 (シェイクスピア・コレクション) |
ビデオ | 1983 |
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| 「アトミック・シェイクスピア」 (ムーンライト) |
テレビ | 1986 | 1986年11月25日に初めて放送されたこのエピソードでは、テレビ番組の若いファンがシェイクスピアの読書課題を持ち、番組のレギュラーキャストによってそれが発表されていると想像するという、自己言及的なフレーム物語で、複数の第四の壁層を通して劇が紹介されました。 | |||
| ナンジュンディ カリヤナ (カンナダ語: ನಂಜುಂಡಿ ಕಲ್ಯಾಣ、直訳 「ナンジュンディの結婚」) |
膜 | 1989 |
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パールヴァタヴァニのカンナダ語戯曲を翻訳した映画。1989年のカンナダ語映画としては興行収入トップクラスを記録し、1990年にはテルグ語版『マハジャナニキ・マラダル・ピラ』(Mahajananiki Maradalu Pilla)としてリメイクされた。 | ||
| マハジャナニキ マラダル ピラ (テルグ語: మహాజనానికి మరదలు పిల్ల、文字通り 「無視された子供」) |
膜 | 1990 |
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カンナダ語映画Nanjundi Kalyana (1989)のリメイク。 | |
| 『じゃじゃ馬ならし』 (シェイクスピア:アニメ物語) |
テレビ | 1994 |
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| あなたに嫌いな10のこと | 膜 | 1999 |
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1990年代後半のアメリカの高校を舞台に、現代版として再解釈された戯曲。新入生のキャメロンはビアンカに夢中。父親の厳しいデートのルールを破るため、不良少年のパトリックをビアンカの気むずかしい妹キャットとデートさせようとする。 | ||
| カーネーションとバラ (ポルトガル語: O Cravo ea Rosa ) |
テレノベラ | 2000~2001年 |
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| エヴァから私たちを救い出してください | 膜 | 2003 |
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| 『じゃじゃ馬ならし』 (シェイクスピア再話) |
テレビ | 2005 |
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サリー・ウェインライトによる現代版。 | |
| 軽薄な妻 (韓国語: 날나리 종부전)[37] |
膜 | 2008 |
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十二夜
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| 十二夜 | 膜 | 1910 |
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| 十二夜 | 膜 | 1933 |
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当時17歳だったウェルズが監督した現存する最初期の映画として有名。これはウェルズ自身の短縮版作品のリハーサルを録画したもので、ウェルズは1933年のシカゴ演劇祭のためにこの映画の翻案を監督するために母校のトッド男子校に戻った。[38] | ||
| 十二夜 (ロシア語: Двенадцатая ночь) |
膜 | 1955 |
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| 十二夜[39] | テレビ | 1966 |
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| 十二夜 | テレビ | 1970 |
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| 「十二夜」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1980 |
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ウィリアム・シェイクスピア全劇作品シリーズの一部として米国で発売された。 | ||
| 十二夜[40] | 膜 | 1986 |
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| 十二夜 | テレビ | 1988 |
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パトリック・ドイルとポール・マッカートニーによる音楽 | ||
| 「十二夜」 (シェイクスピア:アニメーション物語) |
テレビ | 1992 |
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| 十二夜 | 膜 | 1996 |
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| 十二夜、あるいはあなたが望むもの | テレビ | 2003 |
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| 彼女は男だ | 膜 | 2006 |
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物語を高校を舞台にしたもの。 | ||
| 十二夜 | 膜 | 2013 |
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「グローブ・オン・スクリーン」: オリジナル・プラクティス作品でキャストは全員男性。 |
ヴェローナの二紳士
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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梅の花しぶき |
無声映画 | 1931 | この映画は、シュールな装飾や長髪の女性兵士など、西洋風の演出を試みたことで知られている。映画には英語字幕も付いていたが、一部の研究者が指摘するように、外国人がこの映画を観る機会は少なかったため、字幕は西洋的な雰囲気を醸し出すためのもので、実際の目的を果たしたものではない。[41] [42] | |||
| 「ヴェローナの二紳士」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1983 |
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ウィリアム・シェイクスピア全劇作品シリーズの一部として米国で発売された。 |
悲劇
アントニーとクレオパトラ
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| アントニーとクレオパトラ | 膜 | 1908 |
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| アントニーとクレオパトラ (イタリア語: Marcantonio e Cleopatra) [43] |
無声映画 | 1913 |
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| アントニーとクレオパトラ | テレビ | 1959 |
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| アントニーとクレオパトラ[44] | 膜 | 1972 |
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| アントニーとクレオパトラ | テレビ | 1974 |
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トレバー・ナンのロイヤル・シェイクスピア・カンパニーの作品の翻案。 | |
| 「アントニーとクレオパトラ」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1981 |
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ウィリアム・シェイクスピア全劇作品シリーズの一部として米国で発売された。 | ||
| カンナキ | 膜 | 2002 |
コリオレイナス
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 「コリオレイナスの悲劇」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1984 |
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ウィリアム・シェイクスピア全劇作品シリーズの一部として米国で発売された。 | ||
| コリオレイナス | 膜 | 2011 |
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ハムレット
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| ハムレット (フランス語: Le Duel d'Hamlet) |
膜 | 1900 |
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戯曲の最古の映画化作品と考えられている。映画の長さは2分。また、俳優の声を事前に録音し、それを映画の再生と同時に再生するという、当時新たに発見された手法を採用した最初の映画の一つでもある。そのため、無声映画時代に制作されたにもかかわらず、厳密には無声映画ではない。[45] | ||
| ハムレット | 静けさ | 1907 |
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シェイクスピア作品の初の複数シーンの映画化作品。[46] | ||
| ハムレット | 静けさ | 1908 |
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無声映画時代に制作されたこの劇の12の演目のうちの1つ。 | ||
| ハムレット | 静けさ | 1912 |
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| ハムレット | 静けさ | 1913 |
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この作品はヘプワース カンパニーによって制作され、ドルリー レーン劇場による1913 年のこの作品の公演に基づいています。 | ||
| ハムレット (イタリア語: Amleto)[47] |
静けさ | 1917 |
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| ハムレット | 静けさ | 1921 |
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| 血には血 (ウルドゥー語: Khoon Ka Khoon) |
膜 | 1935 |
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最も初期のトーキー映画化作品の一つとして挙げられる。[48]「シェイクスピアをインドのスクリーンにもたらした男」と称され、[49]モディの長編映画監督デビュー作となった。[49]ストーリーと脚本は、ウルドゥー語版『ハムレット』のメフディ・ハッサン・アーサンによる。『クーン・カ・クーン』はナシーム・バヌの映画デビュー作となった。[50] 『クーン・カ・クーン』は「舞台劇の映画化版」であった。[51]インド国立映画アーカイブの創設者P・K・ネールは、この映画を「最も求められている」行方不明のインド映画の宝の一つとして挙げている。 [52] | ||
| ハムレット | 膜 | 1948 |
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オリヴィエの監督2作目であり、彼が監督した3本のシェイクスピア映画のうちの2作目でもある。『ハムレット』はアカデミー作品賞を受賞した初のイギリス映画である。[53]また、英語で制作されたこの戯曲の最初のトーキー映画でもある。オリヴィエの『ハムレット』は、アカデミー作品賞と主演男優賞、そしてヴェネツィア国際映画祭で金獅子賞を受賞するなど、最も権威ある賞を受賞したシェイクスピア映画である。 | ||
| 私、ハムレット (イタリア語: Io、Amleto) |
膜 | 1952 |
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| ハムレット (ウルドゥー語: हेमलेट ) |
膜 | 1954 |
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サフーは「ヨーロッパの古典的資料」の影響を受けていた。[54]映画のエンドロールでは「自由翻案」と記されていたものの、サフーはタイトル、舞台設定、そして劇中のオリジナルの名前に忠実に従い、オリヴィエの1948年の映画に可能な限り近づけた。[55] | ||
| ハムレット | テレビ | 1959 |
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| The Bad Sleep Well (日本語:悪い奴ほどよく睡眠、ローマ字: Warui yatsu hodoよく眠る) |
膜 | 1960 | ||||
| ハムレット (ドイツ語: Hamlet、Prinz von Dänemark) |
テレビ | 1961 |
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| オフィーリア | 膜 | 1963 |
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| ハムレット (ロシア語: Гамлет、ローマ字: Gamlet) |
膜 | 1964 |
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ボリス・パステルナークの翻訳に基づき、ドミトリー・ショスタコーヴィチが音楽を担当した。コージンツェフと映画は、この戯曲の翻案作品の中でも高い評価を得ており、スモクトゥノフスキーは映画におけるハムレットの最高傑作の一つとされている。 | |
| ハムレット | 膜 | 1964 |
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| エルシノアのハムレット | テレビ | 1964 |
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| ジョニー・ハムレット (イタリア語: Quella sporca storia nel West、文字通り 「西部のあの汚い物語」) |
膜 | 1968 |
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スパゲッティ・ウエスタン版。[56] | ||
| ハムレット | 膜 | 1969 |
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| One Hamlet Less (イタリア語: Un Amleto di meno) |
膜 | 1973 |
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| ハムレット | テレビ | 1974 |
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| 復讐の天使 – 女性のハムレット (トルコ語: İntikam Meleği – Kadın Hamlet) |
膜 | 1977 |
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| 「ハムレット デンマーク王子」 (BBCテレビ シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1980 |
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| 奇妙な醸造 | 膜 | 1983 |
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| ハムレット、ビジネスへ (フィンランド語: Hamlet liikemaailmassa) |
膜 | 1987 |
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| ハムレット | 膜 | 1990 |
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この映画はアカデミー賞で美術賞と衣装デザイン賞(ダンテ・フェレッティ、フランチェスカ・ロ・スキアーヴォ)の2部門にノミネートされた。[57]ベイツはクローディアス役で英国アカデミー賞助演男優賞にノミネートされた。[58] | ||
| ローゼンクランツとギルデンスターンは死んだ | 膜 | 1990 |
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ストップパードの同名戯曲を原作とした本作は、 『ハムレット』に登場する二人の脇役、ローゼンクランツとギルデンスターンを描いています。二人はデンマーク王の命によりエルシノア城へと向かう途中、一団の役者たちと出会います。彼らは到着前に、王子ハムレットの悩みを探る必要があると告げられます。そして、自らの存在意義について深く考えます。本作は第47回ヴェネツィア国際映画祭で金獅子賞を受賞しました。 | ||
| 「ハムレット」 (シェイクスピア:アニメーション物語) |
テレビ | 1992 |
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| ルネサンスマン | 膜 | 1994 |
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| ライオンキング | 膜 | 1994 |
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ウォルト・ディズニー・フィーチャー・アニメーションが制作し、ウォルト・ディズニー・ピクチャーズが公開した、壮大なアニメーションミュージカル ドラマ映画。物語はアフリカのライオンの群れを舞台にしています。 | ||
| 厳しい真冬に | 膜 | 1995 |
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| ハムレット | 膜 | 1996 |
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本作は、わずか4時間強の完全版劇場映画化作品として注目されています。舞台設定は19世紀に更新されていますが、エリザベス朝時代の英語はそのまま残されています。また、 『ハムレット』は、2012年に『ザ・マスター』が公開されるまで、全編70mmフィルムで撮影された最後の大作劇映画でした。『ハムレット』は多くの批評家から高い評価を受け、シェイクスピア作品の中でも最高傑作の一つとされています。[59] [60] [61] | ||
| 悪魔は黒を着る | 膜 | 1999 |
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ロサンゼルスを舞台にした現代版。すべての言語は現代語です。[62] | ||
| ハムレット | 膜 | 2000 |
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このバージョンでは、クローディアスはハムレットの父である兄を殺害し、「デンマーク・コーポレーション」のCEO兼国王となる。この翻案ではシェイクスピアの台詞はそのままに、ビデオカメラ、ポラロイドカメラ、盗聴器といった現代的な技術を用いて舞台が設定されている。例えば、ハムレットの殺害された父の幽霊は、最初に有線テレビに現れる。 | ||
| ハムレットの悲劇 | 膜 | 2002 |
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パリのブッフ・デュ・ノール劇場で上演された舞台作品の映像。ブルック監督は台本の約3分の1をカットし、休憩なしの2時間20分に短縮し、一部のシーンの順序を変更した。 | ||
| ザ・バンケット (中国語:夜宴;ピンイン: Yè Yàn) |
膜 | 2006 | 10 世紀中国の 五代十国時代を舞台にした、ハムレットとイプセンの『幽霊』の自由な翻案。 | |||
| ハムレット | テレビ | 2009 |
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ロイヤル・シェイクスピア・カンパニーによる2008 年の現代風舞台作品の翻案。 | ||
| 遅刻 (ペルシア語: تردید、直訳 「疑い) 」 |
膜 | 2009 |
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| ハムレット | 膜 | 2011 |
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1940 年代のイギリスを舞台にした劇を要約して再話したものです。 | ||
| カルマヨギ | 膜 | 2012 |
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| ハイダー | 膜 | 2014 |
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| ライオンキング | 膜 | 2019 |
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ウォルト・ディズニー・ピクチャーズが制作・公開したミュージカル ドラマ映画。 1994年にディズニーが制作した同名の伝統的なアニメーション映画を、フォトリアリスティックなアニメーションでリメイクした作品。物語はアフリカのライオンの群れを舞台に展開する。 |
ジュリアス・シーザー
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 | |
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| ジュリアス・シーザー | 膜 | 1950 |
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演劇の最初の音声付き映画版。シカゴ地域の俳優を使って製作された。ブラッドリーと若い頃から知り合いだったヘストンは、唯一の有給出演者だった。ブラッドリーは母校である ノースウェスタン大学で演劇を学ぶ学生を端役やエキストラとして採用し、その中にはノースウェスタン大学でヘストンと一緒に学んだ将来のスター、ジェフリー・ハンターもいた。16ミリ映画は1949年にシカゴ地域のソルジャーフィールド、シカゴ科学産業博物館、エルクス国立退役軍人記念碑、フィールド博物館などを含む場所で撮影された。ミシガン湖畔のインディアナ砂丘はフィリッピの戦いの撮影に使用された。屋内セットがシカゴ郊外のエバンストンに作られた。費用を節約するため、映画の約80%は無声で撮影され、セリフは後で俳優によって吹き替えられた。 | |||
| ジュリアス・シーザー | 膜 | 1953 |
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ブランドのキャスティングが発表された際、彼は『欲望という名の電車』 (1951年)での演技の後、「つぶやき屋」というあだ名をつけられていたため、懐疑的な見方もあった。 [63]マンキーウィッツは、ブランドのスクリーンテストが不合格だった場合、マーク・アントニー役にポール・スコフィールドを検討したほどだった。 [64]ブランドはジョン・ギールグッドにシェイクスピア朗読のアドバイスを求め、ギールグッドの提案をすべて採用した。[65]ブランドの演技は見事に成功し、ニューヨーク・タイムズ紙は映画評で「幸いなことに、以前の映画では喉から出るような不明瞭なブランド氏の発音は、この作品では明瞭で正確だ。彼には偉大な才能が芽生えた」と評した。[66]ブランドは撮影中の演技に非常に熱心に取り組んだため、ギールグッドは舞台版『ハムレット』の演出をオファーした。ブランドはこの提案を真剣に検討したが、最終的には断った。[67] | |||
| クレオパトラ | 膜 | 1963 |
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この映画は、運命に翻弄される恋人アントニーとクレオパトラの描写で記憶されることが多いですが、前半を牽引するのは『ジュリアス・シーザー』の出来事です。 『真夜中の鐘』が『ウィンザーの陽気な女房たち』のカテゴリーに含まれるのであれば、この映画は『ジュリアス・シーザー』のカテゴリーに含まれるにふさわしいと言えるでしょう。 | |||
| ジュリアス・シーザー | テレビ | 1969 |
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BBCテレビのために撮影されました。 | ||
| ジュリアス・シーザー | 膜 | 1970 |
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この劇の最初のカラー映画版。[68] | |||
| 「ジュリアス・シーザー」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1979 |
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ウィリアム・シェイクスピア全劇作品シリーズの一部として米国で発売された。 | |||
| 『ジュリアス・シーザー』 (シェイクスピア:アニメーション・テイルズ) |
テレビ | 1994 |
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セルアニメーション | ||
| ジュリアス・シーザー | テレビ | 2012 |
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ロイヤル・シェイクスピア・カンパニーの舞台作品、BBC テレビ向けに撮影。 | |||
| ジュリアス・シーザー | テレビ | 2018 |
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ロイヤル・シェイクスピア・カンパニーの舞台作品、BBC テレビ向けに撮影。 | ||
| ジュリアス・シーザー | テレビ | 2018 |
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ドンマー・ウェアハウスの女性だけの舞台作品。テレビ用に撮影。 |
リア王
| タイトル | M | C | はい | 取締役 | 主演 | 説明 |
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| リア王 (イタリア語: Re Lear) |
静けさ | 1910 |
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| リア王 | 静けさ | 1916 |
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| グナスンダリ カタ (テルグ語: గుణసుందరి కథ) |
膜 | 1949 |
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| リア王 | テレビ | 1953 |
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当初はライブで上映されましたが、現在はキネスコープで視聴可能です。 | |
| リア王[69] [70] | 膜 | 1971 |
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| リア王 (ロシア語: Король Лир、ローマ字: Korol Lir) |
膜 | 1971 |
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ロシアの作曲家ドミトリ・ショスタコーヴィチが楽譜を作曲した。 | ||
| 『リア王』 (素晴らしい演技) |
テレビ | 1974 |
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ニューヨーク・シェイクスピア・フェスティバル公演の録音。 | ||
| リア王 | テレビ | 1974 |
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| 「リア王」 (BBCテレビ・シェイクスピア) |
テレビ | 1982 |
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ウィリアム・シェイクスピア全劇作品シリーズの一部として米国で発売された。 | ||
| リア王 | テレビ | 1983 |
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エリオットはリア王の舞台をストーンヘンジに似た環境に設定したが、舞台はすべてスタジオで撮影された。原始的な背景に合わせて、この作品は洗練されているものよりも原始的なものを強調している。シェイクスピアの登場人物はエリザベス朝時代ではなく、初期青銅器時代の衣服、武器、技術を使用している。この作品でオリヴィエが演じたリア王は絶賛され、エミー賞を受賞した。これはオリヴィエがシェイクスピア劇に出演した最後の作品となった。75歳の彼は、この極めて要求の厳しい役を演じた最高齢の俳優の一人だった(彼は1946年にオールド・ヴィック劇場でこの役を演じたが、あまり成功しなかった)。 | ||
| 乱 (日本語:乱、直訳 「混沌」) |
膜 | 1985 | 物語を日本に舞台を移して脚色した『乱』は、黒澤明監督最後の大作であり、彼の最高傑作の一つとしてしばしば挙げられる。製作費1100万ドルというこの作品は、当時の日本映画としては最高額の製作費を投じた。 [71] | |||
| リア王 | 膜 | 1987 |
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Adapted as post-Chernobyl disaster science fiction. Rather than reproducing a performance of Shakespeare's play, the film is more concerned with the issues raised by the text, and symbolically explores the relationships between power and virtue, between fathers and daughters, words and images. The film deliberately does not use conventional Hollywood film-making techniques which make a film 'watchable', but instead seeks to alienate and baffle its audience in the manner of Berthold Brecht.[72] | ||
| Gypsy Lore (Hungarian: Romani kris - Cigánytörvény)[73] |
Film | 1997 |
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| A Thousand Acres | Film | 1997 |
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A modern retelling of the Lear story, from the perspective of the Goneril character (Ginny). | ||
| King Lear | TV | 1997 |
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BBC film of the Royal National Theatre's stage version. It was televised with an accompanying documentary, including interviews with the director and cast. | ||
| King Lear | Film | 1999 |
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Apart from Peter Brook's 1971 adaptation, Blessed's is the only other feature-length film adaptation to preserve Shakespeare's verse. Yvonne Griggs, in Shakespeare's King Lear: A close study of the relationship between text and film (2009), characterised it as "a very stilted costume drama".[74] | ||
| The Tragedy of King Lear | Screenplay | 2000 | An unfilmed screenplay written by Harold Pinter on a commission from Tim Roth.[75] | |||
| King of Texas | TV | 2002 |
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A Western adaptation of King Lear, the film takes the plot of the play and places it in the Republic of Texas during the 19th century.[76] | ||
| King Lear | TV | 2008 |
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It features the same cast and director as the 2007 RSC production, and started filming only a few days after the final performance at the New London Theatre, at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire. | ||
| King Lear | TV | 2018 |
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Set in an alternative universe, 21st-century, highly militarised London. |
Macbeth
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
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| Macbeth | Silent | 1908 |
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The earliest known film version of that play. It was a black and white silent film with English intertitles. It is currently unknown if any print of the film still exists.[77] | ||
| Macbeth | Silent | 1909 |
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A silent black-and-white film with French intertitles. | ||
| Macbeth | Silent | 1909 |
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The second adaptation that year, and the third film version. In black-and-white, the runtime is 16 minutes. | ||
| Macbeth | Silent | 1911 |
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Like all films of the time, it is silent with English intertitles, black-and-white, and ran for 14 minutes. No prints are known to exist.[78] | ||
| Macbeth | Silent | 1913 |
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47-minute silent adaptation.[79] It is considered to be lost, but according to Carl Bennett in The Progressive Silent Film List, a print may exist at the George Eastman Museum's International Museum of Photography and Film.[80] | ||
| Macbeth | Silent | 1915 |
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A silent black-and-white film with French intertitles. | ||
| Macbeth | Silent | 1916 |
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The film stars Herbert Beerbohm Tree and Constance Collier, both famous from the stage and for playing Shakespearean parts. Although released during the first decade of feature filmmaking, it was already the seventh version of Macbeth to be produced, one of eight of the silent film era. It is considered to be a lost film. The running time is 80 minutes.[81] In the companion book to his Hollywood television series, Kevin Brownlow states that Sir Herbert Tree failed to understand that the production was a silent film and that speech was not needed so much as pantomime. Tree, who had performed the play numerous times on the stage, kept spouting reams of dialogue. So Emerson and Fleming simply removed the film and cranked an empty camera so as not to waste film when he did so.[82] | ||
| The Real Thing at Last | Silent | 1916 |
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A satirical silent adaptation. It was written in 1916 by Peter Pan creator and playwright J. M. Barrie as a parody of the American entertainment industry. The film was made by the newly created British Actors Film Company in response to news that American filmmaker D. W. Griffith intended to honor the 300th anniversary of Shakespeare's death with the production of a film version. No copies of The Real Thing at Last are known to survive.[83] It parodies the sensationalism of the American entertainment of the day, contrasting it with more reserved British sensibilities. It loosely follows the plot of the play, but two versions of each depicted scene are shown:
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| Macbeth | Silent | 1922 |
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The last silent version, and the eighth film adaptation of the play. | ||
| Macbeth | Film | 1948 |
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| Macbeth | Film | 1950s | An unsuccessful mid-1950s attempt by Olivier to finance a new film version. | |||
| Marmayogi (Tamil: மர்மயோகி, lit. 'The Mysterious Sage, Hindi: एक था राजा, romanized: Ek Tha Raja, lit. 'Once There Was A King')' |
Film | 1951 |
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A film adaptation of the novel Vengeance by Marie Corelli and Macbeth. The film was shot simultaneously in Tamil and Hindi. | ||
| "Macbeth" (Hallmark Hall of Fame) |
TV | 1954 |
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A live television adaptation telecast in color, but has only been preserved on black-and-white kinescope.[84][85] | ||
| Joe MacBeth | Film | 1955 |
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A modern retelling set in a 1930s American criminal underworld. The film's plot closely follows the original.[86] | ||
| Throne of Blood (Japanese: 蜘蛛巣城, romanized: Kumonosu-jō, lit. 'Spider Web Castle)' |
Film | 1957 |
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The film transposes the plot from Medieval Scotland to feudal Japan, with stylistic elements drawn from Noh drama. As with the play, the film tells the story of a warrior who assassinates his sovereign at the urging of his ambitious wife. Despite the change in setting and language and numerous creative liberties, in the West Throne of Blood is often considered one of the best film adaptations of the play. | ||
| Macbeth | TV | 1960 |
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A filmed-on-location adaptation with the same two stars and director as the 1954 production. Shown on TV in the US and in theatres in Europe.[87] | ||
| Macbeth | TV | 1960 |
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The Sydney Morning Herald wrote that the production as "visually efficient" but also "a dreadful warning of what can happen when a producer becomes frightened of a great text... a torrent of gabble and shouting. Some of the most concise dramatic poetry in all Shakespeare received treatment worthy of the race results."[88] | ||
| Macbeth | TV | 1961 |
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| Macbeth | TV | 1965 |
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| "Macbeth" (Play of the Month) |
TV | 1970 |
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| Macbeth[89] | Film | 1971 |
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| Macbeth | TV | 1978 |
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Videotaped version of Nunn's Royal Shakespeare Company production produced by Thames Television. The original stage production was performed at The Other Place, the RSC's small studio theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon. It had been performed in the round before small audiences, with a bare stage and simple costuming. The recording preserves this style: the actors perform on a circular set and with a mostly black background; changes of setting are indicated only by lighting changes. | |
| Macbeth (The Shakespeare Collection) |
Video | 1981 |
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| Macbeth | TV | 1982 |
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The film is composed of only two shots: The first shot (before the main title) is five minutes long, the second 57 minutes long.[90] | ||
| "Macbeth" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1983 |
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| Macbeth | Film | 1987 |
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A film adaptation of Verdi's opera Macbeth (libretto by Francesco Maria Piave based on Shakespeare's play). It was screened out of competition at the 1987 Cannes Film Festival.[91] | ||
| Men of Respect | Film | 1990 |
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| "Macbeth" (Shakespeare: The Animated Tales) |
TV | 1992 |
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| Macbeth | TV | 1997 |
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| Macbeth on the Estate | TV | 1997 |
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Modern-setting version in a world of drugs and drug kingpins. | ||
| Macbeth | TV | 1998 |
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| Makibefo | Film | 1999 |
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Filming took place near the town of Faux Cap, Madagascar, with a single technical assistant. With the exception of an English-speaking narrator, all the roles are played by indigenous Antandroy people (few of whom had ever seen a movie before) who performed a largely improvised story based on Macbeth set in a remote fishing village.[92] | |
| Macbeth | TV | 2001 |
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| Rave Macbeth | Film | 2001 |
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A loose adaptation set in rave culture. | ||
| Scotland, PA | Film | 2001 |
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Adaption made to look like 1970s small town America, with castles replaced by fast food restaurants, kings by their managers, blood splatter with a grease burn, and the witches by hippies. | |
| Maqbool (Hindi: मक़बूल Urdu: مقبُول) |
Film | 2003 |
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| "Macbeth" (ShakespeaRe-Told) |
TV | 2005 |
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Set in a three Michelin star restaurant owned by celebrity chef Duncan Docherty, with Joe Macbeth as the sous chef and his wife Ella as the Maître d'. Joe and his fellow chef Billy Banquo are annoyed that Duncan takes the credit for Joe's work, and that Duncan's son Malcolm has no real flair for the business. Then they encounter three supernatural binmen who predict that Macbeth will get ownership of the restaurant, as will Billy's children. Joe and Ella are inspired to kill Duncan, but the binmen subsequently warn that Macbeth should be wary of Peter Macduff, the head waiter. | |
| Macbeth | Film | 2006 |
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Sets the story in a modern-day Melbourne gangster setting, and the actors deliver the dialogue in Australian accents, largely maintains the language of the original play.[93] | ||
| Macbeth | TV | 2009 | An episode of South African miniseries Death of a Queen. | |||
| Macbeth | TV | 2010 |
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Based on Goold's stage adaptation for the Chichester Festival Theatre in 2007. The film specifically evokes the atmosphere of the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin, with subtle parallels between Stalin and Macbeth in their equally brutal quests for power. The Three Witches likewise receive an update in keeping with the 20th century aesthetics, appearing as hospital nurses. Their presence is pervasive throughout the film, punctuating the horror of Macbeth's murderous reign. The film was filmed entirely on location at Welbeck Abbey. | ||
| Shakespeare Must Die (Thai: เชคสเปียร์ต้องตาย) |
Film | 2012 |
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Thai-language film that tells the story of a theatre group in a fictional country resembling Thailand, that is staging a production of Macbeth. One of the film's main characters is a dictator named Dear Leader, who bears a resemblance to former Thai leader Thaksin Shinawatra, who was ousted in a 2006 coup which sparked years of political turmoil between his supporters and critics. The Thai government banned the film fearing it would cause societal disunity.[94][95][96] | |
| Macbeth | Film | 2015 |
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| Thane of East County | Film | 2015 | Jesse Keller |
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Things go awry as actors on a production of Macbeth begin to carry out the actions of characters they portray. | |
| Veeram (Malayalam: വീരം, lit. 'Valour)' |
Film | 2016 |
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The film, which also takes inspirations from the Vadakkan Pattukal (Northern Ballads) of the North Malabar region in Kerala, tells the story of Chandu Chekavar, an infamous 13th century warrior. Veeram is simultaneously made in Malayalam, Hindi, and in English with the same title. | ||
| Joji | Film | 2021 |
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| Mandaar | TV | 2021 |
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A Bengali adaptation of the play, the series revolves around Mandaar, a young gangster, who kills his master, Dablu Bhai, to rise to the powerful seat of the fishing industry in the village of Geilpur. | ||
| The Tragedy of Macbeth | Film | 2021 |
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Othello
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
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| Otello | Silent | 1906 |
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A silent film adaptation based on Giuseppe Verdi's 1887 opera of the same name (which in turn is based on Othello). It is believed to be the earliest film adaptation of the play. | ||
| Othello | Silent | 1922 |
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The first of six major film productions of the work.[97] | ||
| Othello | Film | 1946 |
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| A Double Life | Film | 1947 |
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A noir adaptation in which an actor playing the moor takes on frightening aspects of his character's personality. Celebrated stage actor Anthony John has driven away his actress wife Brita with his erratic temper. However, they star together in a staging of Othello. Gradually, his portrayal of a jealous murderer undermines his sanity, and he kills his mistress, Pat Kroll. Colman won the Academy Award as best actor for his performance in this film. | ||
| Othello | Film | 1951 |
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Welles trimmed the source material, which is generally around three hours when performed, down to a little over 90 minutes for the film.[98] One of Welles's more complicated shoots, Othello was filmed erratically over three years. Shooting began in 1949, but was forced to shut down when the film's original Italian producer announced on one of the first days of shooting that he was bankrupt. Instead of abandoning filming altogether, Welles as director began pouring his own money into the project. When he ran out of money as well, he needed to stop filming for months at a time to raise money, mostly by taking part in other productions.[99][100] | ||
| Othello (Russian: Отелло) |
Film | 1956 |
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| Jubal | Film | 1956 |
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A Western based on a 1939 novel by Paul Wellman, it was filmed in Technicolor and CinemaScope on location in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The film is notable as a western reworking of Othello.[101] | ||
| All Night Long | Film | 1962 |
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An adaptation set in the contemporary London jazz scene. | ||
| Othello | Film | 1965 |
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A film of the Royal National Theatre's stage production. Olivier, Smith, Redman, and Finlay all received Academy Award nominations, and it was the film debuts for both Derek Jacobi and Michael Gambon. | ||
| Othello | TV | 1965 |
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An Australian TV play, it was broadcast on the ABC as part of Wednesday Theatre and filmed in the ABC's Melbourne studios.[102] | ||
| Othello-67 | Film | 1967 | A 50-second animated parody made for Montreal's Expo 67.[103][104] | |||
| Catch My Soul | Film | 1974 |
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Adapted from the rock musical based on the play. | ||
| "Othello" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1981 |
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Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| Othello | TV | 1990 |
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Based on a stage production directed by Trevor Nunn for the Royal Shakespeare Company, and later adapted for TV.[105] It was shot in a studio with minimal props and scenery, and aired as en episode of Theatre Night.[106] The sets, costumes, and props are from the American Civil War, but the dialogue remains tied to Venice and Cyprus. In contrast with Antony and Cleopatra (1974) and Macbeth (1979), Nunn preferred "contemplative"[106] medium shots over extreme closeups. The film makes little attempt to hide that it is a filmed stage production, and Michael Brooke, writing about the film for BFI Screenonline, thinks this is because Nunn's state purpose was to preserve the stage production for posterity. The film presents almost the complete text of the play, leaving out just one scene with Cassio and the clown.[106] | ||
| "Othello" (Shakespeare: The Animated Tales) |
TV | 1994 |
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| Othello | Film | 1995 |
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The first cinematic reproduction of the play released by a major studio with an African American in the role of Othello, although low-budget independent films of the play starring Ted Lange and Yaphet Kotto predated it. | ||
| Kaliyattam (Malayalam: കളിയാട്ടം, lit. 'The Play of God)' |
Film | 1997 |
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An adaptation of the play against the backdrop of the Hindu Theyyam performance.[107] Gopi received the National Film Award for Best Actor, and Jayaraaj the award for Best Director for their work on the film.[108] | ||
| O | Film | 2001 |
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A loose adaptation set in an American high school. | ||
| Othello | TV | 2001 |
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An adaptation by Andrew Davies set in the police force in modern London. | ||
| Souli | Film | 2004 |
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A post-colonial take on the play, set in a remote fishing village.[109] | |
| Omkara (Hindi: ओमकारा, Urdu: امکارا) |
Film | 2006 |
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| Jarum Halus (Malay: Jarum Halus, lit. 'Fine Needle') |
Film | 2008 |
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| Iago | Film | 2009 |
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Iago is an architecture school student about to graduate who falls in love with his fellow student Desdemona, the noble and beautiful daughter of the academic dean, professor Brabanzio. | ||
| Hrid Majharey (Bengali: হৃদ্ মাঝারে, lit. 'Live in my Heart)' |
Film | 2014 |
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A tragic love story loosely inspired by Othello, the film is a tribute to the Bard on his 450th Birth Anniversary. Elements of Shakespeare's Macbeth and Julius Caesar are also found in this love tragedy. | ||
| Chocolat | Film | 2016 | A loose biopic about the first black clown in France. Chocolat tries to branch into Shakespearean tragedy and plays Othello as the first black actor in this role in France. After the premiere, part of the audience boos the "clown". Chocolat leaves the theater in costume and is beaten by debt collectors. | |||
| Athhoi (Bengali: অথৈ) |
Film | 2024 |
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Romeo and Juliet
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
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| Romeo and Juliet (French: Roméo et Juliette) |
Film | 1900 |
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Features Cossira singing a tenor aria from Charles Gounod's Roméo et Juliette. It is believed to be the earliest film adaptation of Romeo and Juliet.[110] The film was produced by "Phono-Cinéma-Théâtre", which premiered one of the first synchronized sound film systems at the Paris exhibition of 1900, with this film being one of the earliest to use the sound technique. The sound was recorded first using a Lioretograph onto a cellophane cylinder. This was then played back, and the actors filmed lip-syncing to the recording. To view the film, the sound was played back and the projectionist altered the speed of the hand-cranked projector to try to match the playback.[111] | ||
| Romeo and Juliet | Silent | 1908 |
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Now considered lost, this was the first American film version of Romeo and Juliet. It was a short made by Vitagraph Studios, and was filmed at Bethesda Terrace in Manhattan, New York. | ||
| Romeo and Juliet | Silent | 1916 |
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This film was produced for the 300th anniversary of Shakespeare's death, and was released amongst many other commemorations of the "Bard". It was released in direct competition with another adaptation, produced by William Fox, starring Theda Bara, and released three days later. Bushman later claimed, in an interview, that he went to see the Theda Bara version and was shocked to see that Fox had added some intertitles from the Metro version.[112] | ||
| Romeo and Juliet | Silent | 1916 |
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The film was produced by the Fox Film Corporation,[113] and was shot at the Fox Studio in Fort Lee, New Jersey.[114] It was released in direct competition with another feature-length Romeo and Juliet film from Metro Pictures. In a recorded interview, Francis Bushman, who directed the competing film, claimed that William Fox had spies working for Metro, and stole some of the intertitles from the Metro version. Fox rushed his version into the theatres in order to capitalize on exhibiting his film first. Bushman recalled going to see Fox's Romeo and Juliet and was startled to see the intertitles from his film flash on the screen.[115] | ||
| Romeo and Juliet | Film | 1936 |
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One of the three major film adaptations (along with Franco Zeffirelli in 1968 and Baz Luhrmann in 1996) of Romeo and Juliet. The New York Times selected the film as one of the "Best 1,000 Movies Ever Made", calling it "a lavish production" and "extremely well-produced and acted."[116] | ||
| Romeo and Juliet (Spanish: Julieta y Romeo) |
Film | 1940 |
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| The Lovers of Verona (French: Les amants de Vérone) |
Film | 1949 |
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| Romeo and Juliet (Spanish: Romeo y Julita) |
Film | 1953 | ||||
| Romeo and Juliet[117] | Film | 1954 |
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| Romeo and Juliet (Russian: Ромео и Джульетта, romanized: Romeo i Dzhulyetta) |
Film | 1955 |
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| Romeo, Juliet and Darkness (Czech: Romeo, Julie a tma) |
Film | 1960 |
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| West Side Story | Film | 1961 |
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An adaptation of the 1957 Broadway musical, which in turn was inspired by Romeo and Juliet. The film received high praise from critics and the public, and became the second highest grossing film of the year in the United States. The film was nominated for 11 Academy Awards and won 10, including Best Picture (as well as a special award for Robbins), becoming the record holder for the most wins for a movie musical. | ||
| Romanoff and Juliet | Film | 1961 |
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An adaptation by way of Ustinov's play that sets the love story amids the ideologically warring communist USSR and the capitalist USA, competing for influence in a fictional European country.. | ||
| Fury of Johnny Kid (Italian: Dove si spara di più, Spanish: La furia de Johnny Kidd) |
Film | 1967 |
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| Romeo and Juliet[118] | Film | 1968 |
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| Ma che musica maestro (Italian: Ma che musica maestro) |
Film | 1971 |
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| "Romeo and Juliet" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1978 |
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| Another History (Telugu: మరో చరిత్ర, romanized: Maro Charitra) |
Film | 1978 |
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| Romie-0 and Julie-8 | TV | 1979 |
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An animated adaptation; set in the future, the two romantic leads in this version are androids who fall in love. | ||
| Monica and Jimmy Five: In the World of Romeo & Juliet (Portuguese: Mônica e Cebolinha: No Mundo de Romeu e Julieta) |
TV | 1979 |
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| Made For Each Other (Hindi: एक दूजे के लिये, romanized: Ek Duuje Ke Liye) |
Film | 1981 |
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| The Sea Prince and the Fire Child (Japanese: シリウスの伝説, romanized: Shiriusu no Densetsu) |
Film | 1981 |
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| The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet | Film | 1982 |
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| China Girl | Film | 1987 |
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A contemporary take on Romeo and Juliet set in 1980s Manhattan. The plot revolves around the intimate relationship developing between Tony, a teenage boy from Little Italy, and Tye, a teenage girl from Chinatown, while their older brothers are engaged in a heated gang war against each other. | ||
| From Doom to Doom (Hindi: क़यामत से क़यामत तक, romanized: Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak) |
Film | 1988 |
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| Romeo.Juliet | Film | 1990 |
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Adapted using the feral cats of Venice, New York City, and Ghent as actors, with the voices dubbed by some of the greats of the English theatre. The score of the film features music from Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet as performed by the London Symphony Orchestra, André Previn conducting, and an original theme composed by Armando Acosta and Emanuel Vardi, performed by the London Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Barry Wordsworth. | ||
| "Romeo and Juliet" (Shakespeare: The Animated Tales) |
TV | 1992 |
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| November 30 (Swedish: 30:e november) |
Film | 1995 |
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| Romeo + Juliet | Film | 1996 |
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A modern adaptation set in the fictional city, Verona Beach California. Capulet and Montague are CEOs of businesses in a corporate war. The dialogue is kept the same, but swords are replaced with guns, with "Sword" being the brand/make (i.e., Glock). Friar Lawrence is now Father Lawrence, a local priest who distills medicine from plants he cultivates in his private greenhouse. | ||
| Tromeo and Juliet | Film | 1996 |
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A more or less faithful adaptation of the play except with the addition of extreme amounts of Troma-esque sexuality and violence, as well as a revised ending. | ||
| Love Is All There Is | Film | 1996 |
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A modern retelling of the story set in the Bronx during the 1990s. | ||
| The Lion King II: Simba's Pride | Film | 1998 |
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An American animated direct-to-video romantic musical drama film. It is the sequel to Walt Disney Animation Studios's 1994 animated feature film, The Lion King, with its plot influenced by Romeo and Juliet. | ||
| Romeo Must Die | Film | 2000 |
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| Loving Hurts You (Spanish: Amar te duele) |
Film | 2002 |
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| Bollywood Queen | Film | 2003 |
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| Romeo and Juliet Get Married (Portuguese: O Casamento de Romeu e Julieta) |
Film | 2005 |
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| Romeo and Juliet (French: Roméo et Juliette) |
Film | 2006 |
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| Romeo & Juliet: Sealed with a Kiss | Animation | 2006 |
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An animated adaptation featuring seals and other marine life. | ||
| Rome & Jewel | Film | 2006 |
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A hip-hop musical adaptation set in Los Angeles that deals with interracial love. | |
| Romeo × Juliet (Japanese: ロミオ×ジュリエット, romanized: Romio to Jurietto) |
Anime | 2007 | ||||
| Romeo and Juliet (Japanese: ロミオとジュリエット) |
TV | 2007 |
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| Romeo and Juliet (Spanish: Romeo y Julieta) |
TV | 2007 |
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| David & Fatima | Film | 2008 |
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| Another History (Telugu: మరో చరిత్ర, romanized: Maro Charitra) |
Film | 2010 |
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| Gnomeo & Juliet | Animated film | 2011 |
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An animated adaptation set in the gardens of two feuding elderly neighbors in modern-day Stratford-upon-Avon. The story features garden gnomes representing the characters from the original story, with red gnomes representing the Capulet family, and blue gnomes representing the Montague family. The film differs from the original story in many ways, notably keeping both Gnomeo and Juliet alive at the end of the film. | ||
| Private Romeo | Film | 2011 |
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| Romeo & Juliet | Film | 2013 |
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| Issaq (Hindi: इसक) |
Film | 2013 |
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| Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela (Hindi: गोलियों की रासलीला रामलीला, lit. 'A Play of Bullets Ram-Leela)' |
Film | 2013 |
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| Arshinagar (Bengali: আরশিনগর) |
Film | 2015 |
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| West Side Story | Film | 2021 |
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A remake of Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins' 1961 adaptation of Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim's Broadway musical of the same name, itself based on Romeo and Juliet. |
Timon of Athens
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Timon | Film | 1973 |
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| "Timon of Athens" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1981 |
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Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. |
Titus Andronicus
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Titus Andronicus" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1985 |
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Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| Titus | Film | 1999 |
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| The Hungry | Film | India | 2017 | Bornila Chatterjee | Naseeruddin Shah (Tathagat Ahuja) · Tisca Chopra (Tulsi Joshi) · Antonio Aakeel (Chirag Joshi) · Neeraj Kabi (Arun Kumar) · Sayani Gupta (Loveleen Ahuja) · Arjun Gupta (Sunny Ahuja) · Suraj Sharma (Ankur Joshi) · Jayant Kripalani (Poddaar) | Set in contemporary New Delhi. Filmed by London-based cinematographer Nick Cooke. |
Troilus and Cressida
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Face of Love | TV | 1954 |
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A modern-language and modern-dress adaptation of the play.[119] | ||
| "Troilus & Cressida" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1981 |
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Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. |
Histories
Henry IV, Part 1
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Henry IV: Rebellion from the North" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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Covers 1 Henry IV Acts 1 and 2 (up to Prince Hal expressing his disdain for the war). | ||
| "Henry IV: The Road to Shrewsbury" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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Covers 1 Henry IV from Act 3, Scene 1 onwards (beginning with the strategy meeting between Hotspur, Mortimer and Glendower). | ||
| Chimes at Midnight | Film | 1966 |
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An amalgamation of scenes from Richard II, Henry IV part 1, Henry IV Part 2, Henry V and The Merry Wives of Windsor. | ||
| "The First Part of King Henry the Fourth, with the life and death of Henry surnamed Hotspur" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1979 |
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Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| "Henry IV Part 1" (The War of the Roses) |
Direct-to-video | 1990 |
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A direct filming of the stage performance of Michael Bogdanov and Michael Pennington's 7-play sequence for the English Shakespeare Company based on Shakespeare's history plays. | ||
| My Own Private Idaho | Film | 1991 |
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Loosely based on Henry IV, Part 1, with elements from the other plays. | ||
| "Henry IV, Part 1" (The Hollow Crown) |
TV | 2012 |
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Henry IV, Part 2
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Henry IV: The New Conspiracy" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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| "Henry IV: Uneasy Lies the Head" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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| Chimes at Midnight | Film | 1966 |
|
An amalgamation of scenes from Richard II, Henry IV, Part 1, Henry IV, Part 2, Henry V and The Merry Wives of Windsor. | ||
| "The Second Part of King Henry the Fourth containing his Death: and the Coronation of King Henry the Fift" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1979 |
|
Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| "Henry IV Part 2" (The War of the Roses) |
Direct-to-video | 1990 |
|
A direct filming of the stage performance of Bogdanov and Pennington's 7-play sequence for the English Shakespeare Company based on Shakespeare's history plays. | ||
| "Henry IV, Part 2" (The Hollow Crown) |
TV | 2012 |
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Henry V
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Henry V | Film | 1944 |
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| "Henry V: Signs of War" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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Henry V Acts 1, 2 and 3 (up to the French yearning for what they feel will be an easy victory at Agincourt). | |||
| "Henry V: The Band of Brothers" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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Henry V from Act 4, Scene 0 onwards (beginning with the Chorus describing Henry's undercover surveillance of his camp). | |||
| Chimes at Midnight | Film | 1966 |
|
An amalgamation of scenes from Richard II, Henry IV part 1, Henry IV part 2, Henry V and The Merry Wives of Windsor. | |||
| "The Life of Henry the Fift" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1979 |
|
Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | |||
| Henry V | Film | 1989 |
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| "Henry V" (The War of the Roses) |
Video | 1990 |
|
A direct filming of the stage performance of Bogdanov and Pennington's 7-play sequence for the English Shakespeare Company based on Shakespeare's history plays. | |||
| "Henry V" (The Hollow Crown) |
TV | 2012 |
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| "The King" | Film | 2019 |
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An adaptation of three plays in William Shakespeare's Henriad – Henry IV, Part 1; Henry IV, Part 2 and Henry V, including the Battle of Agincourt. |
Henry VI, Part 1
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Henry VI: The Red Rose and the White" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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| "Henry VI" (The Wars of the Roses) |
TV | 1965 |
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Abridged versions of 1 Henry VI and 2 Henry VI up to Act 3, Scene 2 (Winchester's death). | ||
| "The First Part of Henry the Sixt" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1983 |
|
Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| "Henry VI – House of Lancaster" (The War of the Roses) |
Video | 1990 |
|
A direct filming of the stage performance of Bogdanov and Pennington's 7-play sequence for the English Shakespeare Company based on Shakespeare's history plays. This play is formed from Part 1 and from the earlier scenes of Part 2. | ||
| "Henry VI, Part I" (The Hollow Crown) |
TV | 2016 |
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Henry VI, Part 2
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Henry VI: The Fall of a Protector" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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2 Henry VI Acts 1, 2 and Act 3, Scene 1 (up to York's soliloquy regarding the fact that he now has troops at his disposal and his revelation of his plans to use Jack Cade to instigate a popular rebellion). | ||
| "Henry VI: The Rabble from Kent" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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2 Henry VI from Act 3, Scene 2 onwards (beginning with the murder of the Duke of Gloucester). | ||
| "Henry VI" (The Wars of the Roses) |
TV | 1965 |
|
Abridged versions of 1 Henry VI and 2 Henry VI up to Act 3, Scene 2 (Winchester's death). | ||
| "Edward IV" (The Wars of the Roses) |
TV | 1965 |
|
A newly written scene followed by 2 Henry VI from Act 4, Scene 1 (the introduction of Jack Cade) onwards, and an abridged version of 3 Henry VI. | ||
| "The Second Part of Henry the Sixt" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1983 |
|
Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| "Henry VI: House of Lancaster" (The War of the Roses) |
Video | 1990 |
|
A direct filming of the stage performance of Bogdanov and Pennington's 7-play sequence for the English Shakespeare Company based on Shakespeare's history plays. This play is formed from Part 1 and the early scenes of Part 2. | ||
| "Henry VI: House of York" (The War of the Roses) |
Video | 1990 |
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A direct filming of the stage performance of Bogdanov and Pennington's 7-play sequence for the English Shakespeare Company based on Shakespeare's history plays. This play is formed from the remaining scenes of Part 2 and Part 3 | ||
| "Henry VI, Part II" (The Hollow Crown) |
TV | 2016 |
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Made up of scenes from Henry VI, Part 2 and an abridged version of Henry VI, Part 3. |
Henry VI, Part 3
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Henry VI: The Morning's War" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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Henry VI, Part 3 Acts 1, 2 and Act 3, Scenes 1 and 2 (up to Richard's soliloquy wherein he vows to attain the crown). | ||
| "Henry VI: The Sun in Splendour" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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Henry VI, Part 3 from Act 3, Scene 3 onwards (beginning with Margaret's visit to Louis XI of France). | ||
| "Edward IV" (The Wars of the Roses) |
TV | 1965 |
|
A newly written scene followed by 2 Henry VI from Act 4, Scene 1 (the introduction of Jack Cade) onwards, and an abridged version of 3 Henry VI. | ||
| "The Third Part of Henry the Sixt" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1983 |
|
Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| "Henry VI: House of York" (The War of the Roses) |
Video | 1990 |
|
A direct filming of the stage performance of Bogdanov and Pennington's 7-play sequence for the English Shakespeare Company based on Shakespeare's history plays. This play is formed from the later scenes of Part 2 and from Part 3. | ||
| "Henry VI, Part II" (The Hollow Crown) |
TV | 2016 |
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Made up of scenes from Part 2 and an abridged version of Part 3. |
Henry VIII
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Henry VIII | Silent film | 1911 |
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| "The Famous History of the Life of King Henry the Eight" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1979 |
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Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. |
King John
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| King John | Silent film | 1899 |
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The earliest known film based on a play by Shakespeare. It consists of four scenes and is based on Herbert Beerbohm Tree's contemporary stage production, and was made to promote the stage version.[120][121] | ||
| Said-e-Havas (Hindi: सैदे-हवस, lit. 'Prey to Desire)' |
Film | 1936 |
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Produced by Modi's Stage Film Company, the film was a "stage recording" of the play, similar to Modi's first stage adaptation to screen of Khoon Ka Khoon.[122][123] It was written by Agha Hashr, based on an adaptation of King John and Richard III.[124][125] The film incorporates scenes and acts from King John, mainly Act 2 Scene 5, and made use of Richard III as general reference. Modi played the role of the "ethnically black" Kazal Beg (Hubert).[126] Hashr had written the play in 1907 and according to Rajiva Verma there is very little similarity between King John and Hashr's adaptation, except for those mentioned earlier.[127] | ||
| "The Life and Death of King John" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1984 |
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Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| "King John" (CBC Presents the Stratford Festival) |
Video | 2015 |
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Filmed version of the Stratford Festival's 2014 stage production. |
Richard II
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Richard II: The Hollow Crown" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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Richard II Acts 1, 2 and 3, Scenes 1 and 2 (up to Richard conceding defeat despite the protests of Carlisle, Scroop and Aumerle). | ||
| "Richard II: The Deposing of a King" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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Richard II from Act 3, Scene 3 onwards (beginning with York chiding Northumberland for not referring to Richard as "King"). | ||
| The Life and Death of King Richard II | TV | 1960 |
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A live TV production that aired on 5 October 1960 and was one of the most elaborate productions made for Australian TV at that time.[128] The ABC decided to suspend peak-hour programs to transmit the show live using all three of the ABC's Gore Hill TV studios. An obituary of Menmuir called this "a concept of such complexity and audacity that it was never repeated."[129] | ||
| Chimes at Midnight | Film | 1966 |
|
An amalgamation of scenes from Richard II, Henry IV, Part 1, Henry IV, Part 2, Henry V and The Merry Wives of Windsor. | ||
| "King Richard the Second" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1978 |
|
Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| Richard II (The War of the Roses) |
Video | 1990 |
|
A direct filming of the stage performance of Bogdanov and Pennington's 7-play sequence for the English Shakespeare Company based on Shakespeare's history plays. | ||
| Richard II | TV | 1997 |
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| Richard the Second | Video | 2001 |
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| Richard II (The Hollow Crown) |
TV | 2012 |
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Richard III
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Richard III | Film | 1911 |
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The only surviving film of Frank R. Benson’s legendary Shakespeare productions, for which he received a knighthood from King George. A literal recording of Richard III on stage. | ||
| Richard III | Film | 1912 |
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The oldest surviving American feature-length film, which is also thought to be the first feature-length Shakespearean adaptation ever made. | |
| Tower of London | Film | 1939 |
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| Richard III | Film | 1955 |
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| "Richard III: The Dangerous Brother" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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Richard III Acts 1, 2 and Act 3, Scene 1 (up to Richard promising Buckingham the Dukedom of Hereford). | ||
| "Richard III: The Boar Hunt" (An Age of Kings) |
TV | 1960 |
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Richard III from Act 3, Scene 1 onwards (beginning with Stanley's messenger arriving at Hasting's house). | ||
| Tower of London | Film | 1962 |
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| Richard III (The Wars of the Roses) |
TV | 1965 |
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An abridged version of Richard III. | ||
| The Goodbye Girl | Film | 1977 |
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Contains scenes in which the Richard Dreyfuss character rehearses and performs Shakespeare's play. | ||
| "The Tragedy of Richard III" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1983 |
|
Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| The Black Adder | TV | 1983 |
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The first series, written by Atkinson and Richard Curtis, is a parody of Shakespeare's plays, particularly Macbeth, Richard III and Henry V. | |
| Richard III (The War of the Roses) |
Video | 1990 |
|
A direct filming of the stage performance of Bogdanov and Pennington's 7-play sequence for the English Shakespeare Company based on Shakespeare's history plays. | ||
| "King Richard III" (Shakespeare: The Animated Tales) |
TV | 1994 |
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Paint-on-glass animation | |
| Richard III | Film | 1995 |
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The film sets the play in 1930s Britain with Richard as a fascist sympathizer plotting to usurp the throne. | ||
| Looking for Richard | Film | 1996 |
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A documentary account of Pacino's quest to perform Shakespeare's play, featuring substantial excerpts. | ||
| King Rikki (The Street King) |
Film | USA | 2002 | James Gavin Bedford | Jon Seda · Mario López · Tonantzin Carmelo · Timothy Paul Perrez | |
| Richard III | Film | 2008 |
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| "Richard III" (The Hollow Crown) |
TV | 2016 |
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| The Lost King | Film | 2022 | After attending the play, Philippa follows her hunch of where she believes the lost King Richard III is buried. |
Romances
Pericles
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Pericles, Prince of Tyre" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1984 |
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Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. |
Cymbeline
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cymbeline | Silent | 1913 |
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| "Cymbeline" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1982 |
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Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| Cymbeline | Film | 2014 |
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The Winter's Tale
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Winter's Tale | Silent | 1910 |
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| "The Winter's Tale" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1981 |
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Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| "The Winter's Tale" (Shakespeare: The Animated Tales) |
TV | 1994 |
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Stop motion puppet animation | ||
| The Winter's Tale | Video | 1999 |
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A straight-to-video filming of the 1999 RSC Barbican production. |
The Tempest
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Tempest | Silent | 1911 |
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| Yellow Sky | Film | 1948 |
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A western film where a band of reprobate outlaws flee after a bank robbery and encounter an old man and his granddaughter in a ghost town. The story is believed to be loosely adapted from The Tempest.[130] | ||
| Forbidden Planet | Film | 1956 |
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A science fiction classic in which a starship crew meets the scientist Dr Morbius, his daughter Altaira, their custom-built robot Robby, and a mysterious, threatening force, all on the titular fourth planet of Altair. Each of these elements corresponds to the play's sailing vessel and its crew, the sorcerer Prospero, his daughter Miranda, Ariel the sprite, and the enchantments of the island. | ||
| "The Tempest" (Hallmark Hall of Fame) |
TV | 1960 |
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| Planet of Evil (Doctor Who) |
TV | 1975 |
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A loose adaptation of The Tempest based on the prior adaptation Forbidden Planet, in which the Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith meet the members of a geological expedition who are being menaced by a being made of antimatter on the planet Zeta Minor. | ||
| The Tempest | Film | 1979 |
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| "The Tempest" (BBC Television Shakespeare) |
TV | 1980 |
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Released in the US as part of the Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare series. | ||
| Tempest | Film | 1982 |
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| The Tempest (The Shakespeare Collection) |
TV | 1983 |
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| The Journey to Melonia (Swedish: Resan till Melonia) |
Film | 1989 |
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| Prospero's Books | Film | 1991 |
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A partial adaptation.[131] | ||
| "The Tempest" (Shakespeare: The Animated Tales) |
TV | 1992 |
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Stop motion puppet animation | ||
| The Tempest | TV | 1998 |
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| The Tempest | Film | 2010 |
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The gender of main character Prospero was changed to Prospera so Mirren could take the role.[132] | ||
| The Tempest | Video | 2010 |
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A filmed Stratford Shakespeare Festival production. | ||
| The Tempest | Video | 2014 |
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A filmed version of the live production at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London, 2013. | ||
| Shakespeare's Shitstorm | Film | 2020 |
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A more or less a faithful adaptation of the play except with the addition of extreme amounts of Troma-esque sexuality and violence. |
Other
Shakespeare as a character
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shakespeare Writing Julius Caesar | Silent | 1907 | The probable first appearance of Shakespeare as a character.[133] | |||
| Master Will Shakespeare | Film | 1936 |
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Short film. | ||
| Time Flies | Film | 1944 | Tommy meets Shakespeare in 16th century England. | |||
| The Story of Mankind | Film | 1957 | Shakespeare appears in Heaven. | |||
| "The Bard" (The Twilight Zone) |
TV | 1963 | A bumbling screenwriter summons Shakespeare's ghost to become his ghostwriter. | |||
| "The Executioners" (Doctor Who - "The Chase") |
TV | 1965 |
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An episode of the classic BBC science fiction series, first screened on 22 May 1965. | ||
| William Shakespeare: His Life & Times | TV | 1978 |
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A 6-part serial produced by Cecil Clarke and written by John Mortimer, that recounts Shakespeare's life in London. | |
| "Act Break" (The Twilight Zone) |
TV | 1985 |
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A struggling playwright accidentally goes back in time and meets Shakespeare. | |
| Shakespeare in Love | Film | 1998 |
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A fictional love story about Shakespeare's romance with a noblewoman, at the time of writing Romeo and Juliet. Won the Academy Award for Best Picture. | ||
| "Drew's In a Coma" (The Drew Carey Show) |
TV | 2001 |
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Drew meets Shakespeare in Heaven. | ||
| Elizabeth Rex | TV | 2004 |
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Based on the play of that name by Timothy Findley, stars Shakespeare as a main character, recording interactions between Elizabeth I and members of his cast on the night her lover is to be executed by her own order.[134] | |
| A Waste of Shame | TV | 2005 |
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A dramatisation of Shakespeare's life at the time of writing the Sonnets. | ||
| "The Shakespeare Code" (Doctor Who) |
TV | 2007 |
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An episode of the BBC science fiction series, first screened on 7 April 2007, set in 1599. | ||
| Romeo x Juliet | TV | 2007 |
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William Shakespeare voiced by Kazuhiko Inoue (Japanese) and J. Michael Tatum (English dub) | An anime fantasy retelling of the play. Juliet's family were rulers of a floating island nation called Neo Verona before being killed by the Montagues, forcing her to hide in a theater troupe owned by a fictional version of William Shakespeare. | |
| Miguel y William | TV | 2007 |
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A romantic comedy depicting a fictional meeting between William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes in the early seventeenth century and their rival love for a woman. The dialogue is a mixture of Spanish and English. | |
| Anonymous | Film | 2011 |
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A fictional drama about the alleged authorship of Shakespeare's work. | ||
| The Lego Movie | Film | 2014 | Phil Lord & Chris Miller | Jorma Taccone (William Shakespeare) | One of the many cameo characters | |
| Bill | Film | 2015 |
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A family comedy focusing on the young adult Shakespeare's rise to fame. Many of the cast feature in the children's TV series Horrible Histories. | ||
| Upstart Crow | TV | 2016 |
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A BBC sitcom. | ||
| "Landmarks" (Drunk History) |
TV | 2016 |
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A Comedy Central series where storytellers attempt to retell historical events after becoming intoxicated with alcohol. The episode "Landmarks" includes a segment where Mark Gagliardi retells how the Globe Theatre was "stolen" by Shakespeare, the Lord Chamberlain's Men, and Peter Street in 1598 from landlord Giles Allen. | |
| Will | TV | 2017 |
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A TNT series telling the wild story of young William Shakespeare's arrival onto the punk-rock theater scene in 16th century London - the seductive, violent world where his raw talent faced rioting audiences, religious fanatics and raucous side-shows; a contemporary version of Shakespeare's life, played to a modern soundtrack that exposes all his recklessness, lustful temptations and brilliance. It was cancelled after only one season. | ||
| All Is True | Film | 2018 |
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Set in the 1610s, the film chronicles Shakespeare's final years as he retires and returns home to Stratford-upon-Avon. | ||
| "Hard Times" (Good Omens) |
TV | 2019 |
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An Amazon Prime miniseries. The episode "Hard Times" includes a flashback where Aziraphale and Crowley met up at the Globe Theatre in London in 1601, where a frustrated Shakespeare laments only a miracle could make people watch Hamlet. Crowley performs a miracle for Aziraphile so that Hamlet is a success. | ||
| "Romeo v Juliet: Dawn of Justness" (Legends of Tomorrow) |
TV | 2020 | Alexandra La Roche | Rowan Schlosberg (William Shakespeare) | An episode of Legends of Tomorrow which the legends have to help Shakespeare write his masterpiece. | |
| Hamnet | Film | 2025 |
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Based on the 2020 novel of the same name by Maggie O'Farrell, the film focuses on Agnes (Anne) Hathaway and William Shakespeare before and after the death of their 11-year-old son, Hamnet. |
Acting Shakespeare
| Title | M | C | Y | Directors | Starring | Description |
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| To Be or Not To Be | 1942 | The story of an acting company in 1939 Poland. | ||||
| Prince of Players | 1955 | Edwin Booth. | ||||
| Shakespeare Wallah | 1965 |
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The story of an acting company in India.[135] | |||
| The Goodbye Girl | 1977 | Contains scenes in which the Richard Dreyfuss character rehearses and performs Richard III. | ||||
| To Be or Not To Be | 1983 | A remake of the Ernst Lubitsch film. | ||||
| Dead Poets Society | Film | 1989 | Portrays a student (played by Robert Sean Leonard) who performs the role of Puck in a school production of A Midsummer Night's Dream against his father's wishes. | |||
| The Dreamer of Oz: The L. Frank Baum Story | 1990 | Includes a badly-performed rendition of Hamlet's graveyard speech (not by L. Frank Baum, who plays a watchman, though he did play Hamlet over 200 times in real life). | ||||
| A Midwinter's Tale | 1996 |
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Tells the story of a group of actors performing Hamlet. | |||
| Looking for Richard | 1996 | A documentary account of Al Pacino's quest to perform Richard III, featuring substantial excerpts from the play. It includes the talents of Winona Ryder, Alec Baldwin and Kevin Spacey. | ||||
| RSC Production Casebook – The Winter's Tale | Video | A documentary of the RSC production listed separately above, including interviews with Antony Sher, Greg Doran, Cicely Berry (the RSC's voice coach) and other members of the cast and crew, together with lengthy excerpts from the show itself. |
Television series
NOTE: "ShakespeaRe-Told", "The Animated Shakespeare" and "BBC Television Shakespeare" series have been covered above, under the respective play performed in each episode.
- Playing Shakespeare (TV, UK, 1979–1984) began as two consecutive episodes of the UK arts series The South Bank Show, and developed into a nine-part series of its own. It features director John Barton, then a leading light of the Royal Shakespeare Company, putting a host of actors through their paces. Many of those actors are now household names, including Judi Dench, Michael Pennington, Patrick Stewart, Ben Kingsley, David Suchet and Ian McKellen. The episodes were:
- The South Bank Show: "Speaking Shakespearean Verse"
- The South Bank Show: "Preparing to Perform Shakespeare"
- 1. "The Two Traditions"
- 2. "Using the Verse"
- 3. "Language and Character"
- 4. "Set Speeches and Soliloquies"
- 5. "Irony and Ambiguity"
- 6. "Passion and Coolness"
- 7. "Rehearsing the Text"
- 8. "Exploring a Character"
- 9. "Poetry and Hidden Poetry"
Three further episodes were filmed but never edited or screened. They were to be called "Using the Prose", "Using the Sonnets" and "Contemporary Shakespeare". Their text can be read in the book "Playing Shakespeare" by John Barton.
- The Shakespeare Sessions (USA 2003): An American spin-off from Playing Shakespeare (above) in which John Barton directs notable American actors in Shakespeare scenes.
- Conjuring Shakespeare (TV, UK, 199?): A series of half-hour documentaries hosted by Fiona Shaw, each episode dealing with scenes from a particular play.
- In Search of Shakespeare (TV, UK, 2003): A BBC documentary series of four 1-hour episodes, chronicling the life of William Shakespeare, written and presented by Michael Wood.
- Slings & Arrows (TV, Canada, 2003–2006): A Canadian comedy drama set in the New Burbage Shakespeare Festival, a fictional Shakespearean festival in a small town in Canada comparable to the real-life Stratford Shakespeare Festival. With its entire run written by Susan Coyne, Bob Martin and Mark McKinney, directed by Peter Wellington, and starring Paul Gross, Martha Burns and Stephen Ouimette, it aired in three seasons of six 1-hour episodes each.
- Som & Fúria (TV, Brazil, 2009): A Brazilian adaptation of Slings and Arrows.
Academic
- The "Themes of Shakespeare" series contains straight-to-video short documentaries, each considering the theme of a particular play. The contributors are Professor Stanley Wells, and Dr. Robert Smallwood of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.
- Two lecture series given by professor Peter Saccio were filmed and are commercially available on DVD.
Miscellaneous
- Theatre of Blood (UK, 1973). Vincent Price plays a Shakespearean actor who takes poetic revenge on the critics who denied him recognition. He kills his critics using methods inspired by several of Shakespeare's plays: Julius Caesar, Troilus and Cressida, The Merchant of Venice, Richard III, Othello, Cymbeline, Romeo and Juliet, Henry VI Part One, Titus Andronicus, and King Lear.
- Douglas Hickox director
- Vincent Price as Edward Lionheart
- Diana Rigg as Edwina Lionheart
- The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) by the Reduced Shakespeare Company is a successful West End stage comedy, containing some element of all 37 canonical plays. A film of one of the live performances is commercially available.
- The Royal Shakespeare Company have released a number of videos in the "Great Performances" series, which contain excerpts from stage performances.
See also
Notes and references
Notes
- ^ By BBC2 on 3 June 1968 at 21:00.
References
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- ^ BUFVC: All's Well That Ends Well (1978) n.d.
- ^ Ball 2013, p. 221.
- ^ BUFVC: As You Like It (1936) n.d.
- ^ BUFVC: As You Like It (1963) n.d.
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- ^ BUFVC: Macbeth (1911) n.d.
- ^ BUFVC: Macbeth (1913) n.d.
- ^ Bennett 2015.
- ^ Bennett 2008.
- ^ Buchanan 2014, p. 184.
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Further reading
- Boose, Lynda E.; Burt, Richard, eds. (1997). Shakespeare, the Movie: Popularizing the Plays on film, TV, and video. Routledge. ISBN 9780415165846.
- Boose, Lynda E.; Burt, Richard, eds. (2003). Shakespeare, the Movie, II: Popularizing the Plays on film, TV, video, and DVD. Routledge. ISBN 9781134456994.
- Brode, Douglas (2000). Shakespeare in the Movies: From the Silent Era to Today. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195139587.
- Buhler, Stephen M. (2002). Shakespeare in the Cinema: Ocular Proof. Cultural Studies in Cinema/Video. Albany: SUNY Press. ISBN 978-0-7914-5140-3.
- Burt, Richard (1998). Unspeakable ShaXXXspeares: Queer Theory and American Kiddie Culture. Palgrave-Macmillan. doi:10.1007/978-1-137-07867-4. ISBN 978-1-137-07867-4.
- Burt, Richard, ed. (2006). Shakespeares after Shakespeare: An Encyclopedia of the Bard in Mass Media and Popular Culture. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. ISBN 978-0-313-33116-9.
- バート、リチャード編 (2002). 『マスメディア以後のシェイクスピア』 ニューヨーク:パルグレイブ・マクミラン. doi :10.1007/978-1-137-09277-9. ISBN 978-0-312-29454-0。
- ジャクソン、ラッセル(2007年)『シェイクスピア映画の制作過程:構想、制作、そして受容』ケンブリッジ:ケンブリッジ大学出版局、ISBN 9780521815475。
- マッカーナン、ルーク、テリス、オルウェン編(1994年)『ウォーキング・シャドウズ:国立映画テレビアーカイブのシェイクスピア』アーカイブ・モノグラフ第2巻、英国映画協会刊。ISBN 9780851704142。
- ロスウェル、ケネス・S. (2004). 『シェイクスピアのスクリーン史:映画とテレビの1世紀』(第2版). ケンブリッジ:ケンブリッジ大学出版局. ISBN 9780521543118。
- テリス・オルウェン、エヴ=マリー・オステルレン、ルーク・マッケルナン編(2009年)『映画・テレビ・ラジオにおけるシェイクスピア:研究者のためのガイド』英国大学映画・ビデオ評議会発行。ISBN 978-0901299-79-6。
外部リンク
- IMDbのウィリアム・シェイクスピア
- BardMovies: グラウンドリングスのためのシェイクスピア映画 アーカイブ 2017-05-19 at the Wayback Machine
- ShakespeareFlix: シェイクスピアに関する考察、レビュー、ニュース、リソース
- 映画、テレビ、ラジオにおけるシェイクスピアの国際データベース
- シェイクスピア・オン・スクリーン、国際映画・ビデオグラフィー