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Shakespeare Spring 2010

Shakespeare Spring 2010. Ms. Jennifer Chiu. Shakespearean Productions. You can try to find them at the video rentals, or the multimedia center in the College of Foreign Languages at Fu Jen (as indicated with call no. Twelfth Night Ve822.3 N972

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Shakespeare Spring 2010

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  1. ShakespeareSpring 2010 Ms. Jennifer Chiu

  2. Shakespearean Productions You can try to find them at the video rentals, or the multimedia center in the College of Foreign Languages at Fu Jen (as indicated with call no.

  3. Twelfth Night Ve822.3 N972 2:14 Directed by Trevor Nunn, 1996; starring Helena Bonham Carter, Imogen Stubbs and Ben Kingsley. • TwelfthNightVe822.3 G673 The Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare 2:08 Directed by John Gorrie, 1980; no subtitles. • TwelfthNight Directed by Neil Armfield, 1987; no subtitles.

  4. Julius Caesar Ve822 W812 The Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare 2:41 Directed by Herbert Wise, 1979; starring Richard Pasco; no subtitles. • Julius Caesar 凱撒大帝 2:00 Directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, 1953; starring Marlon Brando, James Mason & John Gielgud; no subtitles. • Julius Caesar Ve792 021B1 1:46 Directed by David Bradley, 1950; starring Charlton Heston; Chinese subtitles.

  5. Henry IV, Part IVe822.3 H521 Ve822.3 G467 The Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare 2:35 Directed by David Giles; BBC production, 1979; with Anthony Quayle playing Sir John Falstaff; no subtitles.

  6. The Merchant of Venice Ve822.3 G618 The Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare 2:36 Directed by Jack Gold, 1978; starring Gemma Jones and Warren Mitchell.

  7. Hamlet Ve822.3 B456 The Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare 3:34 Directed by Rodney Bennet, 1978; starring Derek Jacobi. • Hamlet Ve822.3 O148 2:35 Directed by and starring Laurence Olivier, 1948. • Hamlet Ve822.3 3:00 Directed by and starring Kenneth Branagh, 1996. • Hamlet Ve822.3 Z44h 2:10 Directed by Franco Zeffirelli, 1990; starring Mel Gibson.

  8. The Tempest Ve822.3 G673 The Complete Dramatic Works of William Shakespeare 2:00 Directed by John Gorrie, 1980; no subtitles. • The Tempest Ve822.3 W877 2:06 Directed by William Woodman, 1983; Chinese subtitles. • The Tempest 魔法風暴 1:35 Directed by Jack Bender; starring Peter Fonda; TV production 1998. • 暴風雨當代傳奇劇場 Directed by 吳興國

  9. ReferencesAbout the playwright (his life/time/work) You can try to find them at the video rentals, or the multimedia center in the College of Foreign Languages at Fu Jen (as indicated with call no.)

  10. In Search of Shakespeare ` Ve822.3D249 3:55 Directed by David Wallace; narrated by Michael Wood; with English subtitles • Shakespeare: Soul of an Age Ve820B639 0:51 Directed by Guy Blanchard; no subtitles • Shakespeare in Love 莎翁情史Ve791.43M179 Directed by John Madden; with Chinese subtitle • Elizabeth: The Virgin QueenVe791.43 K17 2:04 Directed by Shekhar Kapur ; starring Cate Blanchett & Joseph Fiennes; with Chinese subtitles • Elizabeth: The Golden Age 1:54 Directed by Shekhar Kapur; starring Cate Blanchett & Clive Owen

  11. Discovery Channel: The Great Egyptians—The Real Cleopatra 尋找埃及王`埃及豔后 0:54 Produced & directed by Peter Spry-Leverton, 1999 • Discovery Channel: Great Books IV—The Prince君王論偉大之書系列 0:50 Directed by Lisa Gannon; narrated by Donald Sutherland

  12. Oral Reports • Create a list of 5 to 6 specific questions essential to the play for the inside-class group discussion (to be sent to me via e-mail a week before your presentation) Possible content for the 20-minute presentation • Analyses of individual characters, plot structure & themes • Selections of memorable passages • Studies of imagery, mythological references or other examples of poetic language • Reactions to theories of any of the critics • Research into conflicting interpretations • Problems of stage presentation

  13. Oral Reports

  14. 5-to-8-minute dramatization

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