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1. www.imdb.com › title › tt5649598Shakespeare's Heroes and Villains (2019) - IMDb

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   Jun 10, 2019 · Documentary Drama. Shakespeare's Heroes and Villains is a journey through Shakespeare's most notorious villains with Steven Berkoff as your informed and entertaining tour guide. From the "genius" villain that is Richard III to the "wannabe" villain, Macbeth, to the "student" villain Hamlet, Berkoff... Read all. Director.

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   • Genre: Documentary, Drama

   • Director: Stephen Cookson
   • Release Date: 2019-06-10

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3. nosweatshakespeare.com › characters › villainsShakespeare Villains: 10 Of The Very Worst ️

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   All Shakespeare villains act in cruel and unpleasant ways. Some of them kill, deceive and otherwise take advantage of their fellow men and women, but they are all only human beings. This list of Shakespeare villains catalogues ten of the most badly behaved of those human beings in Shakespeare’s plays:

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   William Shakespeare, being the important literary figure that he is, shows up frequently as a fictional character—so frequently, in fact, that a number of standard conventions have developed about how he's portrayed. Many of them revolve around the trope of Biography à Clef.

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   Who is the villain in Shakespeare's heroes and villains?

   • From the "genius" villain that is Richard III to the "wannabe" villain, Macbeth, to the "student" villain Hamlet, Berkoff portrays each of these and then goes on to analyse and discuss their motivation and what influences their decisions. — SB What is the English language plot outline for Shakespeare's Heroes and Villains (2019)?

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   Why did Shakespeare Love his villains so much?

   • I have no doubt that Shakespeare loved his villains, perhaps even more than his virtuous characters. My sense is that they amused him as an artist, and were to him, just as they are to us, a way to explore his interest in the paradox of what it means to be human. For instance, Macbeth is a murderer and a sufferer at the same time.

   Why we can't get enough of Shakespeare's villains

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   What is the difference between Shakespeare's villains and the villains?

   • But there is a fundamental difference, almost a gap, between Shakespeare’s villains and the villains in ancient ‘morality’ plays and the plays written by his predecessors. Shakespeare developed an understanding of the mental complexity of the wicked. His bad guys are vivid, fully fleshed-out characters, whose personalities have eternal depth.

   Why we can't get enough of Shakespeare's villains

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   What lessons can we learn from Shakespeare's villains?

   • The main and perhaps the only lesson to be learned from Shakespeare’s villains is not to repeat one's misdeeds. Shakespeare's villains usually get what they deserve, but at the same time, other characters who don't deserve to suffer and die – such as Ophelia in Hamlet, Desdemona in Othello, and Cordelia in King Lear – do anyway.

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6. www.britishcouncil.org › voices-magazine › why-weWhy we can't get enough of Shakespeare's villains | British ...

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   Oct 26, 2016 · Why do audiences adore Shakespeare's 'baddies', despite their dastardly deeds? We asked Shakespeare expert Alexey Bartoshevich. 'I have no doubt that Shakespeare loved his villains, perhaps even more than his virtuous characters.'

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   Find out how to watch Shakespeare's Heroes and Villains. Stream Shakespeare's Heroes and Villains, watch trailers, see the cast, and more at TV Guide

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   Shakespeare’s Heroes and Villains. Synopsis. Shakespeare’s Heroes and Villains is an adaptation of Berkoff’s one-person play, ‘Shakespeare’s Villains’. Here, Berkoff interrogates and analyses the psyche of the Bard’s most memorable and pathologiccal characters. They include Macbeth, Iago, Richard III and Coriolanus, as well as ...

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