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A television production of the George Eliot story of love, rejection and reconciliation in which Maggie Tullliver is a rare free spirit in rural Victorian England who has to look outside her own family to...
The story in an animated version. All the lines spoken by the characters are Shakespeare’s own.
A recording of a selection of the work of Robert Browning, read by James Mason. Ranges from swome of the shorter lyrical poems to the vivid characterizations and perceptive insights of the dramatic monologues.
Twenty timeless monologues spoken by the lover to his beloved were penned by John Donne, who is regarded as one of the greatest of the English metaphysical poets.n the 16th century and are considered by many...
A film version of the book by Margaret Atwood. The end of the 20th Century finds a repressed society run by puritans and the majority of women barren. Under this new regime fertile women are handmaids and...
A television adaptation of the novel by Jane Austen starring Robert Hardy, Googie Withers and Peter Firth.
Television production starring Mike Gwilym as Berowne, Jonathan Kent as King and Jenny Agutter as Rosaline.
Television production of the play with stylised battle scenes using music and dance. Alan Howard is Coriolanus.
Television production of the play directed by Stuart Burge, with Robert Lindsay as Benedick) and Cherie Lunghi as Beatrice.
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