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- When Thompson’s Beatrice and Branagh’s Benedick finally realize independently that they love each other, even though they are not in the same physical place their images are superimposed on each other so that they can be on-screen at the same time.
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Mar 2, 2016 · Set in the sixteenth century, this drama was first performed in 1612, with a film adaptation released in 1993 – and then another in 2012. With a recurring theme of social grace, deception, and public shaming, this play explores the idea of blind romance, and how easily we can be deceived.
Beatrice and Benedick linger a moment and eventually confess their love to one another. In the wake of this declaration, Beatrice asks Benedick to do the one thing that will satisfy her outrage with what has just happened – kill Claudio.
May 21, 1993 · Sometimes when people are frightened by the love they feel, it comes out through mock hostility. The film’s action is a progression through a series of picnics, communal bathing, dinners, banquets, dances and courtships. Branagh sets the pace just this side of a Marx Brothers movie.
Essentially, two young people, Hero (played by Kate Beckinsale) and Claudio (Robert Sean Leonard) fall in love and intend to marry. Hero’s cousin, Beatrice, is a little more resistant to love; So is Claudio’s friend, Benedick.
Jul 2, 1993 · Much Ado About Nothing: Directed by Kenneth Branagh. With Richard Briers, Kate Beckinsale, Imelda Staunton, Jimmy Yuill. Young lovers, and soon to wed, Hero and Claudio conspire to get verbal sparring partners and confirmed singles, Benedick and Beatrice, to wed as well.
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- Comedy, Drama, Romance
- Kenneth Branagh
- 1993-07-02
Instead, on the wedding eve, a few of those lines are used when Don John leads them to a window where they observe Borachio making love to a woman (Margaret) he calls Hero. The scene is enhanced by Claudio's attempt to scream at the pair, Don John's muffling of Claudio, and another view of the lovemakers, immediately followed by a view of Hero ...
Apr 26, 1993 · Much Ado About Nothing. After going increasingly astray with two contemporary outings, Kenneth Branagh returns to the high and, for him, safe ground of Shakespeare with "Much Ado About...
