Thread: Should high school students have to read Shakespeare?
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Old 03-25-2011, 01:24 PM   #56
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Originally Posted by spellbanisher View Post
Shakespeare did not come alive for me until I saw the 1953 version of Julius Caesar, with brilliant performances by John Gielglud, James Mason, and of course the immortal Marlon Brando. Every one knows about the funeral oration, but my favorite part of the movie was the dogs of war monologue.
Oh, I love this movie. After being introduced to Hamlet and Macbeth in high school, I found this movie on TV one day, watched it for Marlon Brando, and fell in love with it--I immediately had to read the play, just for myself. Great film, with an incredible cast, especially Brando--what an actor he was!
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