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Shakespeare in Love: A Screenplay
Marc Norman, Tom Stoppard

Miramax, 1999 - 176 pages

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Best picture of the year!!!

I loved the film,but its not for everyone you have to understand shakespear I've been studying shakespear for ten years and I still dont understand it that well. The film definitly deserved to be best picture,the screenplay was written extreamly well and was fun to read. If your ever in the need for a fantastic screenplay to read or even a novel this is it buy it at once if you can.


A very brilliant and dangerous text, excellent discourse

A very brilliant subjective vision of Norman and Stoppard's perception's of William Shakespeare's conception of art and himself put in a superb discourse.

The big question the text poses is how far Plato is right in his claims that art is an immitation of life...Ýs Stoppard's a fourth hand immitation of the original Romeo and Juliet or what?

The text also raises a controvertial issue as to what is the nature and FUNCTION of art? The irritating question is not "to be or not to be" but what will happen if, let us say, after a cosmic disaster nothing survived but few texts of Shakespeare and SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE without its front page, and of course a man and a woman? How would future generations of students, critics and scholars read shakespeare?

Norman and Stoppard's text is very dangerous.And releasing it is like playing with a cocked fire arm..one does not know when and how it will explode..very brilliant


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Nice farce, wrong message.

Shakespeare did write Twelfth Night after Romeo, however he drew on preexisting sources for these as for all his plays. His genious does not lie on how his emotional life shaped his work but on how he reshaped reality as well as those interpretations of reality already recorded in the literature of his times. Stoppard mimicks his method and builds a story on the basis of crossed references that Shakespeare amateurs can not help but smiling at. He is incredibly good at that. As a creator, however, he has betrayed himself suggesting with this screenplay that art is a product of chance and gonads, not of the mind and, above all, of the intelligent mind.


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