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Articles related to "Kenneth Branagh"
Branagh Is Swedish Cop Wallander Kenneth Branagh is starring in one of the BBC's most keenly awaited major series this November as brooding Swedish detective Kurt Wallander. kenneth branagh wallander • kenneth branagh bbc wallander • wallander bafta • kenneth branagh henning mankell • bbc wallander
Branagh's Love's Labours Lost Kenneth Branagh's film of Love's Labours Lost turns the Shakespeare comedy in a 1930s musical. kenneth branagh • shakespeare on film • love's labours lost • alicia silverstone • berowne
Dogberry in Much Ado About Nothing Dogberry the Constable in Much Ado About Nothing, played by Michael Keaton in Kenneth Branagh's film version, is a richly comic invention. constable dogberry character study • much ado about nothing • michael keaton • kenneth branagh • shakespeare comedy
Henry V A review of the Kenneth Branagh version of Shakespeare's <b>Henry V</b>. shakespeare • henry • hal • battle • agincourt
Review: Wild, Wild West Where are the REAL Jim and Artie when you need them? movie • review • wild wild west • will smith • kevin kline
Shakespeare and Film Genre Some of the best film versions of Shakespeare involve presenting them in genres which have been developed by cinema itself. shakespeare and film • baz lurhman • kenneth branagh • romantic comedy • romeo + juliet
The Boat That Rocked Not even the usually reliable Rhys Ifans can save this lame comedy about pirate radio DJs in 60s Britain. Definitely not groovy, baby. the boat that rocked • richard curtis • rhys ifans • pirate radio • philip seymour hoffman
Pirate Radio Rock and roll takes off in clever John Curtis tale that weighs anchor with Bill Nighy and Philip Seymour Hoffman as disc jockeys taking on an uptight British rulers. bill nighy • rock and roll • comedy • philip seymour hoffman • rhys ifans
A Character Study of Don John Don John acts as a symbol of discord in Much Ado About Nothing, disrupting the intended wedding of Hero and Claudio. But who is he? much ado about nothing • shakespeare character study • don john • kenneth branagh • claudio
A Labour of Love There have been three filmed versions of William Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost. kenneth branagh • shakespeare • loves labours lost • loves labors lost • musicals
Branagh's Much Ado About Nothing Kenneth Branagh has produced a thoroughly enjoyable romp from a Shakespeare classic. much ado about nothing • kenneth branagh • emma thompson • beatrice and benedick • shakespearean comedy
Claudio in Much Ado About Nothing Claudio, the idealist lover in Much Ado About Nothing, presents a dilemma for modern readers: is he an impulsive and likeable young man, or an immature misogynist? claudio character study • much ado about nothing • kenneth branagh • shakespeare gender relations • shakespeare comedy
Film Review: Henry V This week, we look at Kenneth Branagh's antiwar masterpiece, Henry V, made from one of Shakespeare's most jingoistic and humorless plays. henry v • agincourt • shakespeare • kenneth branagh • lawrence olivier
Hamlet can be fun! A film review of In the Bleak Midwinter by Kenneth Branagh. kenneth branagh • hamlet • bleak midwinter • in the bleak midwinter • shakespeare
Hamlet on TV The RSC's '09 adaptation of its David Tennant-led show proves that TV will always welcome another Hamlet. For more proof, read about major TV versions of the past. hamlet • shakespeare films • david tennant • patrick stewart • kenneth branagh
Harry Potter Returns to the Big Screen J.K. Rowling's wizard magically reappears at Clearview's Ziegfeld Theater harry potter • j.k.rowling • daniel radcliffe • emma watson • rupert grint
Helena Bonham Carter: A Brief Biography With a career spanning over 20-years, Helena Bonham Carter is one of the most successful actresses of her generation. helena bonham carter biography • helena bonham carter • helena bonham-carter • tim burton • movie star
Much Ado as Gender Criticism Much Ado About Nothing is usually produced as a cheery romp, but it could equally be performed as a protest aganst gender hypocrisy and inequality. much ado about nothing • kenneth branagh • feminist • gender • shakespeare in performance
Ophelia on Film The character of Ophelia has been interpreted in many ways throughout Hamlet's history in film. Each director provides a new and compelling glimpse into her madness. shakespeare's hamlet • ophelia interpretation • kate winslet ophelia • julia stiles ophelia • helena bonham carter ophelia
Overture Films Announces New Version of Hamlet Director Catherine Hardwicke takes on her newest challenge since the highly successful Twilight hit the big screen. hamlet emile hirsch • twilight movie hardwicke • catherine hardwicke twilight • emile hirsch movies • ethan hawke movies
More Essential Soundtrack Music for Autumn In Autumn, a piece of lovely orchestral music is like a mug of hot cider: sweet, warm, and delicious. Here are eleven more such lovely cues from famous film scores. soundtrack • film scores • soundtrack music • orchestra • orchestral music
Review of Valkyrie Starring Tom Cruise British cast includes Bill Nighy, Kenneth Branagh, Tom Wilkinson, Terence Stamp & Tom Hollander. Thomas Kretschmann & Christian Berkel make Valkyrie much more authentic operation walkure or operation valkyrie was german • tom cruise as colonel claus von stauffenberg • notable performances from christian berkel and bil • bryan singer directs the film on the last assassin • what to expect from valkyrie
Review: Valkyrie In Valkyrie, Tom Cruise plays German nationalist Claus von Stauffenberg, a reluctant Nazi who, along with several others, plots to kill Adolf Hitler in July of 1944 valkyrie film review • tom cruise in valkyrie • plot to assassinate hitler • bryan singer director of valkyrie • operation valkyrie
South Park | Summer of Sam | Wild Wild West | and More Reviews of <i>Run Lola Run</i>, South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut, Summer of Sam, This is My Father, and Wild Wild West. south park • bigger longer and uncut • wild wild west • summer of sam • will smith
The Stratford Shakespeare Festival 2008 Season This season at Stratford was one of the most highly anticipated in its 55-year history, and it has not disappointed with spectacular actors' and directors' debuts. the stratfors shakespeare festival • adrian noble • ben carlson • hamlet • william shakespeare
Headlines for September 2003 Remembering John Ritter (<I>"Clifford"</I>, <I>"8 Simple Rules"</I>) and the voice of Calliou, rumour of Gargoyles on DVD, theme song facts, <I>"Finding Nemo"</I>, DVD releases, movie previews and musicals, limo stunt drivers, TV contests and more.
ITV3 Crime Thriller Awards 2009 ITV3 Crime Thriller Awards and the Crime Writers' Association join forces to honour Lynda La Plante, Ruth Rendell, Ian Rankin, Val McDermid and others. itv3 crime thriller awards • crime writers' association • dagger awards • best crime • best crime writers
Massive Marvel Movies given new release dates Marvel Studios have announced that three of their biggest upcoming properties will be released at a later date, with Spiderman 4 also given a release set in stone. film • movies • marvel • thor • avengers
Italian Shoes is a Good Fit Swedish writer Henning Menkel, author of the bestselling Kurt Wallander mystery series, is also adept at other kinds of fiction, as proved by his novel Italian Shoes. italian shoes • henning mankell • knut hamsun • iris murdoch • penelope lively
Shakespeare's Stage Directions Where do the stage directions in a Shakespeare play come from? And why is there a bear in the theatre? stage directions • shakespeare texts • globe theatre • a winter's tale • titus andronicus
A Shakespeare on Film Bibliography A short bibliography. shakespeare on film • bibliography • books • study
Films That Should Be Remade Despite offering an opportunity to fix flawed films, plagued with bad casting or a lack of budget, remakes are considered the bane of the film world. films that should be remade • why day of the dead and the terminator could use a • bad casting • low budget • special effects
Finding Forrester
A review of the film "Finding Forrester". cinema • reviews • criticism • films • movies
First Avenger: Captain America Iron Man 2 and Captain America directors are signed and Robert Downey Jr. is set for both Iron Man 2 and The Avengers. Marvel Studios is on a roll towards summer, 2011. iron man • iron man 2 • the avengers • jon favreau • captain america
Five Non-Traditional Holiday Films Great holiday movies with dark humor, horror and sometimes less-than-cheerful circumstances. scrooged • peter's friends • black christmas • die hard • home for the holidays
Scary Movie Classics It takes more than spooky makeup, costumes, and fake blood to turn a scary movie into a classic. classic horror movies • best horror movies • horror movies • vampire movies • frankenstein monster
Shakespeare's As You Like It As You Like It is considered to be one of Shakespeare's lightest comedies. It contains memorable characters and a satisfactorily happy ending. as you like it • shakespeare • shakespearean comedy • pastoral comedy • rosalind
She is playing Lady Macbeth??!! Many great (and not so great) actresses have tackled the role of Lady Macbeth. Courtney Love is the next portrayal of that powerful woman. shakespeare • courtney love • macbeth • lady macbeth • judi dench
THE BEST AND WORST OF 1991 A look at the 10 best films of 1991, and the best performances, along with the worst film of the year as well. movies • reviews
The First Quarrel in Much Ado The quarrel between Beatrice and Benedick at the beginning of Much Ado About Nothing demonstrates character and theme as well as witty badinage. sparring in much ado • beatrice and benedick • much ado about nothing • flyting in shakespeare • much ado act one scene one
The Good Life (Good Neighbors) The Good Life - Classic BBC Comedy starring Felicity Kendal good life • good neighbors
Tom Cruise in Valkyrie: War and Political Unrest The 2008 film Valkyrie is based on the true story of Claus Stauffenberg, an officer in the German army who helped spearhead a plot to assassinate Hitler and stage a coup. valkyrie • tom cruise • historical dramas • politics and movies • stauffenberg
Tom Cruise Plays a Uniform in Valkyrie In Valkrye Tom Cruise wears a disturbing uniform, that of a high-ranking Nazi official. But what is more disturbing is how the uniform wears him. tom cuise • valkyre • dvd • hitler • nazi
BRUSH UP YOUR SHAKESPEARE: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING A look at MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, which Kenneth Branagh successfully transfers to the screen. movies • reviews • much ado about nothing
Hugh Laurie on Film Although best known for British comedy shows Blackadder and A Bit of Fry and Laurie, and more recently for the American drama House, Hugh Laurie has a substantial film ca hugh laurie film star • blackadder stars • house star • street kings • monsters vs aliens
My introduction to Shakespeare on film My personal introduction to Shakespeare on film. shakespeare • branagh • theatre • theater • drama
Pirate Radio Review After a visiting to the cutting room floor, Pirate Radio (formerly titled The Boat That Rocked for UK audiences) emerges as a swift, cheeky British comedy. pirate radio • philip seymour hoffman • richard curtis • bill nighy • the who
The Film Career of John Cleese John Cleese found big-screen success with the Monty Python movies, but he has also appeared in many other films, with more mixed results. john cleese films • monty python films • a fish called wanda • cleese movies • python movies |
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