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Dennis Potter: Blue Remembered Hills (1979 Video)

aka: Blue Remembered Hills

Director

Brian Gibson

Producer

Kenith Trodd

Subject

Drama

Distribution

Sale, DVD (Region 2 PAL, 75 minutes), £19.99

Dennis Potter’s play about childhood and the quickly changing intensities of misery and unhappiness, kindness and cruelty. On an apparently ordinary summer’s day in 1943, seven children are playing in...

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All Our Sins Remembered... (1998 Film)

Director

Christopher Nicholson

Short. A translation of Hamlet set in a large multinational corporation in the present day.

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Hamlet (1980 Audio)

Director

Richard Eyre

Live sound recording of Hamlet staged at the Royal Court Theatre, London in 1980 and directed by Richard Eyre. Jonathan Pryce is Hamlet.

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Hamlet (1969 Film, Video)

Director

Tony Richardson

Producer

Neil Hartley

Filmed entirely in the Round House, London, where the play had previously been staged. Intense and claustrophic, the film is notable for its extensive use of close-ups, lines delivered in rasping voice-over,...

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Hamlet (1992 Audio, Radio)

Director

Kenneth Branagh; Glyn Dearman

A full-text radio production of the play, co-produced by the BBC and the Renaissance Theatre Company. Features Kenneth Branagh as Hamlet, Derek Jacobi and Claudius, Judi Dench as Gertrude, and John Gielgud...

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Much Ado About Nothing (1984 Television)

aka: The Shakespeare Plays

Series

BBC Television Shakespeare

Director

Stuart Burge

Producer

Shaun Sutton

Television production of the play directed by Stuart Burge, with Robert Lindsay as Benedick) and Cherie Lunghi as Beatrice.

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Richard III (1995 Film, Video)

Director

Richard Loncraine

Producer

Lisa Katselas Pare; Stephen Bayly

Film version of Shakespeare’s play derived from Richard Eyre’s National Theatre production. Set in a context of 1930s’ fascism, where Mosley’s troops have taken power.

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