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Old 03-25-2011, 02:05 PM   #66
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Originally Posted by Joykins View Post
It was edited. Nearly every movie version is. If it was less than 4 hours, it was edited somehow.
But, in fairness, the performed plays are also normally edited. Pretty much nobody (except Kenneth Brannagh, of course) would dream of doing "Hamlet" unedited - it's just too long.

Four hours is a bit of an exaggeration for "Romeo and Juliet". I have the UNedited BBC version of it which is 2h 47m. The Dicaprio film is 1h 55m, so yes, it is heavily edited.
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