Shakespeare for fun and profit
So probably more for fun than profit, really, at least on my end of things. But a colleague of mine has a blog devoted to Shakespeare on film that I thought I’d link to, since it’s good stuff. I had sent him a link to my favorite Shakespeare spoof (with Colin Firth as The Man, no less), from Blackadder Back and Forth:
And he came back with one I’d never seen before, wherein we see how Hamlet ended up with its famous “To be” soliloquy and those gravedigging clowns (this time with Hugh Laurie as “Bill”):
September 05 2008 | Humor and Reading and Teaching | 1 Comment »


