Walking Shadows: Shakespeare in the National Film and Television ArchiveLuke McKernan, Olwen Terris The National Film and Television Archive collection of Shakespeare productions ranges from the first Shakespearean film ever made (King John in 1899) to the most recent television recordings. This book presents a critique of these holdings - the conventional renditions of the plays, the operas, documentaries, animation and commercials, and the parodies. In total, this amounts to over 400 titles. |
Contents
Foreword KENNETH BRANAGH | |
Introduction CLYDE JEAVONS | |
The Real Thing at Last LUKE MCKERNAN | |
Copyright | |
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