"Twelfth Night", or What You Will

onedoug ^ | 23 MAR 2002 | onedoug

[onedoug]

(D)Trevor Nunn. 1996.

Okay. One might likely know Shakespeare better, if liked this film. As I'll admit:

I LOVE IT!

Can't get enough of it. Action. Setting. Music...both tonal, and in language!

"What should I do in Illyria?" Olivia asks.

How about, Live? I would thou coulds't.

From Rendazzo to Mistrea.

Or is't rather like Orsino's, "And what's her history?" To Viola's..."A blank, my lord...."

?

[socal_parrot]

'some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrown upon them.

-Act V, Scene I

[onedoug]

"To see thee ever cross gartered." Too much.

This film version is some of my best post 9/11 medicine yet. It's fiction, though rooted in reality. And the music....

I'm gone....

"OLIVIA!!!!"

[onedoug]

And sure I'd get myself stuck if I didn't note, t'was Viola asked the question.