Adrienne Corri Videos : Twelfth Night (1969) - Sir Ralph Richardson, part 8 of 10

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Twelfth Night (1969) - Sir Ralph Richardson, part 8 of 10

this extract starts with Act IV, scene i, line 36 (of the The Pelican Shakespeare) to end. Then the next scene, Act IV, scene ii (some cuts, of course), and the next, Act IV, iii. We then start Act V at about line 7 to line 123 link below to a single playlist of all 10 parts of this "Twelfth Night": www.youtube.com Joan Plowright ... Viola and Sebastian Tommy Steele ... Feste Ralph Richardson ... Sir Toby Belch Alec Guinness ... Malvolio Gary Raymond ... Orsino, Duke of Illyria Richard Leech ... Antonio Adrienne Corri ... Countess Olivia some marvelous performances here! Directed by John Sichel...unfortunately the play has been cut extensively, to fit the TV broadcast time slot. on the Feste/Malvolio "dark room" scene--John C. Bucknill (The Mad Folk of Shakespeare, p. 323) opined: This interview represents a caricature of the idea that madness is occasioned by demoniacal possession and is curable by priestly exorcism. The idea was not merely a vulgar one in Shakespeare' s time, but was maintained even long afterward by the learned and the pious. More than a trace of it, indeed, remains to the present day.. on Malvolio's use of "notoriously", Horace Howard Furness wrote: That is, egregiously. Malvolio seems fond of the high-sounding word. In the last scene at the end of the play (line 347) he tells the Countess that she has done him ' notorious wrong,' and a few lines further on, he says he has been made a 'most notorious gecke and gull.' He infects even the Countess ; she ...

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