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God into them , so that they read their lines metrically and , since Shakespeare is here at his best , to make sense . The sole exception in this case is Mr. José Ferrer's lago in his first scene , where much is to be set forth and ...
God into them , so that they read their lines metrically and , since Shakespeare is here at his best , to make sense . The sole exception in this case is Mr. José Ferrer's lago in his first scene , where much is to be set forth and ...
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But , as Olivier's interpretation suggests , Othello begins by making such large claims for himself that by the time he wins through to such a sense of proportion he has lost everything . rectly , but he enjoys giving out indirect signs ...
But , as Olivier's interpretation suggests , Othello begins by making such large claims for himself that by the time he wins through to such a sense of proportion he has lost everything . rectly , but he enjoys giving out indirect signs ...
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There was John Gielgud , with his older tradition of perfect speaking of verse , with that marvellous sense of phrasing that's almost unequalled . And there was Larry Olivier , who was in a sense , the most of an innovator .
There was John Gielgud , with his older tradition of perfect speaking of verse , with that marvellous sense of phrasing that's almost unequalled . And there was Larry Olivier , who was in a sense , the most of an innovator .
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King Lear | 1 |
Othello | 179 |
Romeo and Juliet | 374 |
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