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Hamlet (2000)
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Starring: Blair Brown, Roscoe Lee Browne, Lisa Gay Hamilton, Campbell Scott, Jamey Sheridan, Marcus Giamatti, John Benjamin Hickey, Michael Imperioli, Byron Jennings, Dan Moran, Denis O'Hare, Sam Robards, Roger Guenveur Smith
Director: Campbell Scott, Eric Simonson
Category: Drama, Classics, Classics
Studio: Artisan
Subtitles:
[None]
Length:
190 mins

 
 

 

Passion, murder and revenge come alive in a modern interpretation of Shakespeare's classic.

Youthful innocence and passionate love are lost to greed, deceit and murder in Shakespeare's immortal Hamlet.Superb direction and acting by Campbell Scott (Dying Young), who portrays the tortured Danish prince, who is visited one dark night in a dream by the spirit of his dead father,proclaiming his untimely death at the hand of his own brother, Claudius.Greed is the motive.The prize is the throne and his beloved wife, Gertrude.The truth must be told through a play, if Hamlet is to enact his revenge.It's a story of the ages which never grows old.

 
 
   
   

 
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