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Feature film spaghetti-Western based on Hamlet. As he lays dying, killed by his brother Joe, Willie Hawk asks his son, Hawk, to revenge his death. Hawk’s meditative nature lead the townsfolk to think him...
Western feature film. Marshall Tallant is the sheriff protecting Silver City from outlaws. The film opens with a variety show in a saloon bar which features the ‘Ghost scene from Hamlet’ (I iv) with...
Television western series starring Clint Walker as Cheynne Bodie. Marshal Bodie is hired to investigate the death of the local Sheriff. He finds Mojave City lacking in civic-minded citizens. When a...
US science fiction series filmed in British Columbia, Canada. Sheriff Carter shoots Henry at the diner, and doesn’t remember how he got there. A well-known scientist comes to town with possible clues to...
Feature film. Jesse Reilly (Wilson) is released from prison to get married. He is picked up by four friends, one of whom is actor Billy Phillips (Flanery) who, unknown to the group, is a Shakespeare-quoting...
Recording of Kenneth MacMillan’s version of the Prokofiev ballet performed by the Royal Ballet Company at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. The Royal Opera House Orchestra is conducted by Lawrence...
Tenth episode in a fifteen-part televised series comprising Shakespeare’s history plays from Richard II to Richard III (the two tetralogies), effectively presenting a chronological history of British...
A past crime has made the Monteiro and Campelo families sworn enemies. It continues to fuel a violent feud between them that plagues the city of South Verona. The enmity between the two families is set to...
Radio adaptation of the play presumed to be by William Shakespeare and others. Directed by Michael Jenkins. With Ian McKellen in the title role. Music composed by Philip Lane.
Radio broadcast featuring selected scenes from the play. With Carleton Hobbs as King John, and Howard Marion-Crawford as Philip, the Bastard. The commentary, written by M. R. Ridley, is spoken by Christopher...
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