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Shakespeare - A Midsummer Night's Dream (1996, PG-13) - Alex Jennings, Lindsay Duncan

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First published at 15:20 UTC on March 12th, 2024.

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Rated PG-13. I mention that as moments of the visual humour are rather ribald. Directed by Adrian Noble, adapted from his 1994 stage production of the Royal Shakespeare Company. Alex Jennings (as Theseus/Oberon) and Lindsay Duncan (as Hippolyta/Titania) give excellent performances. (I won't upload anything of low performance quality.) I still have a preference for the 1968 adaptation, also of the RSC when under Peter Hall (uploaded a few months ago), but this is bigger-budget, and the budget is well employed for a very imaginative conception. Produced in conjunction with Miramax but we'll avert our eyes.

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