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Bookworm Turns, The (1940 Film)

Director

Hugh Harman

Producer

Fred Quimby

Cartoon featuring Bookworm, Dr Jeckyl and Crow. A copy of Macbeth comes to life as the three weird sisters are making their brew.

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Radio Bugs (1944 Film)

Series

Our Gang

Director

Cy Endfield

US comedy short series. Inspired by the success of his favourite comedian Red Skelton, Froggy (Billy Laughlin) decides to become a radio star. Armed with a tattered joke book and an array of ‘funny’...

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Edgar’s Hamlet (1920 Film)

Director

E. Mason Hopper

Fiction film parody. Edgar and his schoolfriends mount a disastrous production of Hamlet.

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Sbohem, Ofelia (1979 Film)

aka: Good-Bye, Ophelia Farewell, Ophelia

Director

Dagmar Doubkova

Producer

Viktor Mayer

Cut-out animation by Dagmar Doubkova. An animated lecture for women and girls to advise them how to handle dominant men. No further details known. (12/2008).

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Shakespeare was Right (1930 Film)

Vitaphone short. Shakespeare is brought to trial in the modern day to defend his plays against a charge of dullness. His characters come to life in the Jazz Age to show they belong there, with snappy...

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Iii.i Romeo’s Turn (2013 Film)

Director

Andrew Mayer

Producer

Andrew Mayer

Independent short. '...if we meet we shall no ‘scape a brawl, For now, these hot days, is the mad blood stirring.' Act III scene i of Romeo and Juliet is re-imagined for the screen, but this time with a...

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Romeo and Juliet (1916 Film)

Director

J. Gordon Edwards

Fiction film. A version of Romeo and Juliet in five reels directed by J. Gordon Edwards with Theda Bara as Juliet and Harry Hilliard as Romeo.

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Romeo and Juliet (1916 Film)

Director

John W. Noble

Fiction film. A version of Romeo and Juliet in 8 reels. Directed by John W. Noble (with likely assistance from Francis X. Bushman) with Bushman as Romeo and Beverly Bayne as Juliet.

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