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Deformed at birth and bearing a hunchback, Richard III’s devastating charm, wit and courage controls the story of King Richard III. Richard is made out to be the perfect seducer of women and the charmer and leader of men. ...
Viewing the 1995 Richard Loncraine version and reading the original text, there are many differences and similarities between the two. ... The manipulation of Richard III has resulted in major cuts of text and characters. ...
The director of the film has used many features to try and achieve a modernised version of Richard III. ...
In the start of scene two act 1 Anne and Richard are conversing over the death of Anne’s father in law in the play and Anne’s husband in the film. ...
When Richard enters the scene he appears in military clothing, very much resembling the appearance of Hitler. Hitler being the one who planned to eliminate all Jews and Richard being the one who planned to eliminate the royal family. ... In the written text and Shakespearean time frame there is no figure head that Richard resembles therefore its not as effective.
In this section of the scene its obvious Anne is very distraught and angry at Richard. Richard admits to killing her husband. She shows the audience her anger by spending most of the scene wit her back to Richard. ... The way in which Anne is positioned adds to the understanding of the scene which helps the audience to comprehend how furious she is with Richard.
Approximate Word count = 1182
Approximate Pages = 4.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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