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  1. Morning Glory (1933 Film)

    Director
    Lowell Sherman
    Producer
    Pandro S. Berman

    Feature film with a scene in which Katharine Hepburn as an ambitious actress seeking to impress makes a spectacle of herself reciting the ‘to be or not to be’ soliloquy, and a few lines from the balcony...

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  2. Gregory’s Girl (1980 Film)

    Director
    Bill Forsyth
    Producer
    Davina Belling; Clive Parsons

    Feature film. An awkward Scottish schoolboy eventually finds love. Comedy set in a Scottish new town. Includes a scene in a classroom where Andy (Buchanan) reads aloud from Puck’s speech ending `...and...

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  3. Hamateur Night (1939 Film)

    Series
    Merrie Melodies
    Director
    Tex Avery
    Producer
    Leon Schlesinger

    Cartoon of an amateur talent contest in a local theatre, which includes, among other entrants, an operatic penguin, a fox reciting Shakespeare, two chickens (one with a Katharine Hepburn voice) performing...

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  4. Merchant of Venice, The (1985 Video)

    Director
    John Caird

    Video recording, using a single, fixed camera, of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 1984 production of The Merchant of Venice. Directed by John Caird with Ian McDiarmid as Shylock and Frances Tomelty as Portia.

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  5. Richard III (1985 Video)

    Director
    Bill Alexander

    A video recording, using a single, fixed camera, of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 1984 production of Richard III. Directed by Bill Alexander with Antony Sher as Richard.

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