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Variety show from the ABC Theatre, Blackpool,introduced by Tony Hancock. This episode includes a ca. 5 min. sketch in which Tony Hancock, wearing costume and wig, performs a Shakespearean stand-up routine,...
US television variety show. Includes a scene in which Eddie Fisher and Margaret O’Brien perform the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet.
US talk show hosted by Dick Cavett. This episode, taped in Great Britain, was devoted to a single guest. Olivier talks about his life and career and offers thoughts on other actors including Marlon Brando....
This episode in the all-American family drama series set in Pasadena, California, revolves around redefining relationships, finding love, and star-crossed lovers who saved each others lives. There is also...
Television comedy drama. A Hollywood film star is playing the lead in a New York stage production of Hamlet. While rehearsing the ‘To be or not to be’ soliloquy he is stabbed in the neck with a quill. It...
US sitcom set in the 1990s. It is 1996 and Eddie and Alison are 13-years-old. To celebrate their first year as a couple they go see Baz Luhrmann’s new film of Romeo and Juliet. But when Luis and Gary,...
US comedy drama about the Brady family. When Marcia is offered the lead as Juliet in the school play she is not sure that she can tackle such an important part. But when the Bradys encourage her she lets it...
US sitcom In this episode of Clueless Mr Hall, the teacher (Wallace Shawn), has assigned his class Romeo and Juliet and is assessing the scenes the students have selected. Amber (Elsie Donovan) sings...
A special in the comedy and music series hosted by Carol Burnett. Includes a brief sketch in which Carl Reiner and Robin Williams have a backstage talk which leads to a parody of Shakespeare with Reiner...
US sitcom chronicling daily life in a small Chicago diner, starring Studs Terkel in the role of the proprietor and Beverly Younger as the waitress, Grace. In this episode a famous actor is supposed to visit...
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