SHAKESPEARE | Richard III - A Tragic Summary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ธ.ค. 2024
- A short summary of the history / tragedy of Richard III, one of William Shakespeare's lesser-known plays, but one which has captured the imagination of people for centuries. My first go at creating my own content, so in future videos I hope to have ironed out some kinks...
Full of history - skewed or otherwise - and the saga of medieval politics in wartime, this drama has lured some of the greatest actors of our time to it's lead: Laurence Olivier, Ian McKellan, Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman, and more. Furthermore, it has inspired some of our most recent TV favourites like The White Queen and the Hollow Crown.
Richard, Duke of Gloucester, sits by the road and elaborates on this plot to seize the English crown. On his way to glory, he will have to twist and turn as people need to be eliminated from the crooked path of this crooked man.
Enjoy!
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Thank you so much this was so helpful!
I'm glad it helped 🙂
"but in the scuffle, Clarence has an attack of death"
that got me laughing
Thx, I have a test in 30 minutes and I just finished watching your video.
This was a great summary!
awesome video man! so so much effort put in, props to you! :)))
Thank you so much! I wish I could get more content out, but it's good to know that what I have put out is enjoyable!
This really helped me thanks so much
It's a pleasure 🙂 I'm glad it was helpful.
It’s a great video, thanks!
Thank you for the positive feedback :)
Shakespere, the Tudor saviour.
The rumble in the audio makes it hard to consume at faster speeds. Maybe great, but I'm off to find a different video that plays better at 2×.
just turn the captions on
The one about Italian teenagers love stricken....but no reference to the danish heritage of Hamlet or Macbeth's one. It really sounded a tiny bit discriminatory, disappointing, I completely lost my interest in this channel.