Not enough working-class actors and actresses to not offend *my* taste, but its still a very skilfully done recording.. However, for me, works like Shakespeares are best enjoyed, when its just you and one of the bards books (very heaven!).. At any rate, hope any comrades seeing this, with time to spare, first of all, enjoys it (obviously!), and, furthermore, finds all kinds of inspiration, & all kinds of founts of fortitude, within its rarely surpassed dramatic staves,,, Lastly, is it not surely a work, thats not without relevance, to *class struggle* so long as the viewer or the reader, translates its patriotic themes, into themes of, revolutionary *internationalist* class-struggle? Well, though Im aware that its the height of presumptuous stupidity, to answer your own questions, in life... but(!), ...the answer does appear to be *Yes*... At any rate, as tomorrow will almost certainly prove yet once more, we are living in interesting times.... maybe thats why the occasional company of historical humans like Shakespeare, sometimes seems like the apt choice, when considering what *not explicitly* political material to beguile the closing hours of a Saturday night with. At any rate, Enjoy, comrades! (ah! Im listening to it as I type, right?, and, er, R. Burtons just spoken his first line, and, frankly, as soon as you hear his spirited Welsh declaiming, you instantly realise that he really is perhaps the best man imaginable for that particular part!)
Posted on: Sat, 24 Jan 2015 22:09:15 +0000
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