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Titus Andronicus [videorecording] by Atkins, Eileen.; Calder-Marshall, Anna.; Gecks, Nicholas.; Peacock, Trevor.; Protheroe, Brian.; Quarshie, Hugh.; Richards, Gavin.; Shakespeare, William,1564-1616.(CARDINAL)137692; Ambrose Video Publishing.(CARDINAL)200627; British Broadcasting Corporation.(CARDINAL)143648; Time-Life Films.(CARDINAL)154837;

Paul Davies-Prowles (Young Lucius), Edward Hardwicke (Marcus), Walter Brown (Aemilius), Brian Protheroe (Saturninus), Nicholas Gecks (Bassianus), Derek Fuke (Captain/Third Goth/Sempronius), Eileen Atkins (Queen Tamora), Peter Searles (Alarbus/Forth Goth/Valentine), Neil McCaul (Demetrius), Michael Crompton (Chiron), Hugh Quarshie (Aaron), Gavin Richards (Lucius), Crispin Redman (Quintus), Tom Hunsinger (Martius), Michael Packer (Mutius), Trevor Peacock (Titus Andronicus), Anna Calder-Marshall (Lavinia), Paul Kelly (Publius/Second Goth), John Benfield (Messenger/First Goth/Caius), Deddie Davies (Nurse), Tim Potter (Clown).Set in late Roman times, this tragedy draws on mythology for brutal tales, such as a banquet where a mother is served the flesh of her sons. Titus Andronicus is created as a commanding figure of bravery with a flawed sense of honor, a concern for the reputation of mobility than for its substance.DVD.System requirements: PC/Mac downloadable scripts.

Subjects: Television adaptations.; Television plays.; Andronicus, Titus (Legendary character);

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Six centuries of verse [videorecording] / by Ashcroft, Peggy,1907-1991.; Gecks, Nicholas.; Gielgud, John,1904-2000.(CARDINAL)152365; Glover, Julian.; Hopkins, Anthony.(CARDINAL)525396; Keach, Stacy.(CARDINAL)223703; Mervyn, Richard.; Potter, Diana,1934-1991.; Remick, Lee.; Richardson, Ian.; Richardson, Ralph.(CARDINAL)192136; Thwaite, Anthony.(CARDINAL)709990; Acorn Media (Firm)(CARDINAL)340133; Athena (Firm)(CARDINAL)785623; Thames Television, ltd.(CARDINAL)134539;

Disc 1. episode 1. Chaucer to Ted Hughes, 1384-1984 ; ep.2. Old English ; ep. 3. Chaucer, 1340-1400 ; ep. 4. Medieval to Elizabethan, 1400-1600 ; ep. 5. Shakespeare, 1564-1616 ; ep. 6. Metaphysical & devotional, 1590-1670 (ca. 152 min.) -- Disc 2. ep. 7. Milton, 1608-1674 ; ep. 8. Restoration & Augustan, 1660-1745 ; ep. 9. Romantic pioneers, 1750-1805 ; ep. 10. Wordsworth, 1770-1850 ; ep. 11. Younger romantics, 1800-1824 (ca. 128 min.) -- Disc 3. ep. 12. Victorians, 1837-1901 ; ep. 13. American pioneers, 1855-1910 ; ep. 14. Romantics & realists, 1870-1920 ; ep. 15. Early twentieth century, 1914-1939 ; ep. 16. Towards the present, 1934-1984 (ca. 130 min.)Editor, Brian Mongini, Sharon Goodman ; photography, Frank Hodge ... [et al.].Presented by John Gielgud ; Peggy Ashcroft, Cyril Cusack, Nicholas Gecks, Julian Glover, Lee Remick, Ian Richardson, Ralph Richardson, Stacy Keach, Anthony Hopkins.Traces the evolution of English-language poetry from Beowulf to modern times. Historical background complements the seductive rhythms of the poems themselves, as performed by the greatest actors of our times. Features works by great English and American poets, including Chaucer, Shakespeare, William Butler Yeats, Dylan Thomas, Emily Dickinson, John Milton, and many more.Not rated.DVD, region 1, full screen (4:3), NTSC; Dolby Digital.

Subjects: Cultural television programs.; Educational television programs.; Nonfiction television programs.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; American poetry.; American poetry; English poetry.; English poetry; Oral interpretation of poetry.;

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Sherlock. [videorecording] by Anwar, Gabrielle.; Ashworth, Piers.; Bradley, Tim.; D'Arcy, James.; D'Onofrio, Vincent.(CARDINAL)357093; Daly, Peter Hugo.; Doyle, Arthur Conan,Sir,1859-1930.; Gecks, Nicholas.; Grant, Richard E.,1957-(CARDINAL)340070; Moran, Mike.(CARDINAL)741073; Morlidge, Roger.; Paunescu, Oana.; Power, Pamela.; Rodger, Straun.; Roope, Chris.; Strebel, Lukas.; Theakston, Graham.; Box Films (Firm); Pueblo Film (Firm); Screen Media Films (Firm)(CARDINAL)784912; Sherlock Holmes Films (Firm); Universal Studios Home Video (Firm)(CARDINAL)318694;

Director of photography, Lukas Strebel ; editor, Pamela Power ; original music, Mike Moran ; costume designer, Oana Paunescu ; production designer, Chris Roope.James D'Arcy, Roger Morlidge, Nicholas Gecks, Gabrielle Anwar, Vincent D'onofrio, Peter Hugo Daly, Straun Rodger, Richard E. Grant.A young Sherlock Holmes is in pursuit of Englands most notorious serial killer. Things are never as they seem when dealing with drugs, sex, and murder. The diabolical Professor Moriarty has meet his match with London's newest dynamic duo, Dr. Watson and Sherlock Holmes.MPAA rating: Not rated.DVD, widescreen presentation; Dolby Digital.

Subjects: Detective and mystery films.; Feature films.; Sherlock Holmes films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Holmes, Sherlock; Watson, John H. (Fictitious character); Serial murderers;

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Julius Caesar [videorecording] by Collings, David,1940-2020.; Gray, Charles D.,1928-2000.; McKenna, Virginia,1931-(CARDINAL)520557; Messina, Cedric.(CARDINAL)847704; Michell, Keith.(CARDINAL)747155; Pasco, Richard.(CARDINAL)522028; Spriggs, Elizabeth.; Wise, Herbert.; Shakespeare, William,1564-1616.Julius Caesar.(CARDINAL)163631; Ambrose Video Publishing.(CARDINAL)200627; British Broadcasting Corporation.Television Service.(CARDINAL)132222; Time-Life Television.(CARDINAL)142381;

Richard Pasco (Marcus Brutus), Charles Gray (Julius Caesar), Keith Michell (Marcus Antonius), David Collings (Cassius), Virginia McKenna (Portia), Elizabeth Spriggs (Calphurnia), Sam Dastor (Casca), Jon Laurimore (Flavius), John Sterland (Marullus), Garrick Hagon (Octavius Caesar), Brian Coburn (Messala), Leonard Preston (Titinius), Alexander Davion (Decius Brutus), Darien Angadi (Cinna), Andrew Hilton (Lucilius), Anthony Dawes (Ligarius), Roger Bizley (Metellus), Manning Wilson (Cicero), Ronald Forfar (Soothsayer), Patrick Marley (Artemidorus), William Simons (Trebonius), John Tordoff (Cinna the Poet), Philip York (Young Cato), Christopher Good (Clitus), Robert Oates (Pindarus), Alan Thompson (1st Citizen/1st Plebeian), Leo Dolan (2nd Citizen/2nd Plebeian), Johnnie Wade (3rd Plebeian/1st Soldier), David Henry (4th Plebeian/2nd Soldier), Jonathan Scott-Taylor (Lucius), Tom Kelly (Claudius/Antony's Servant), Jack Elliott (Octavius' Servant/Messenger), Michael Cogan (Caesar's Servant), Reginald Jessup (Poet), Maurice Thorogood (Strato), Michael Greatorex (Varro), Nicholas Gecks (Volumnius), Michael Jenkinson (Dardanius), Roy Spencer (Lepidus), Terence Conoley (Popilius), Noel Johnson (Publius).Taped July 26-31, 1978 at the BBC Television studios in London.A play about power, assassination and revenge. Presents a broad range of historical personalities as complicated human beings in agonizing conflict with one another and themselves.Details the transformation of a noble Athenian from a reckless spendthrift to a mad misanthrope.System requirements for script: PC or Mac with Microsoft Word, DVD-ROM drive.

Subjects: Drama.; Television adaptations.; Television plays.; Video recordings.; Caesar, Julius; Caesar, Julius; Heads of state;

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Julius Caesar [videorecording] / by Angadi, Darien.; Bizley, Roger.; Coburn, Brian,1936-1989.; Collings, David,1940-; Dastor, Sam.; Davion, Alexander,1929-; Dawes, Anthony,1928-; Forfar, Ronald.; Gray, Charles D.,1928-2000.; Hagon, Garrick.; Hilton, Andrew.; Laurimore, Jon.; McKenna, Virginia,1931-(CARDINAL)520557; Messina, Cedric.(CARDINAL)847704; Michell, Keith.(CARDINAL)747155; Pasco, Richard.(CARDINAL)522028; Preston, Leonard.; Shakespeare, William,1564-1616.Julius Caesar.(CARDINAL)163631; Spriggs, Elizabeth.; Sterland, John.; Wilson, Manning.; Wise, Herbert.;

Fight director, William Hobbs ; music by Mike Steer ; title music, Sir William Walton ; music adviser, David Lloyd-Jones ; literary consultant, John Wilders ; script editor, Alan Shallcross ; makeup artist, Jean Steward ; costume designer, Odette Barrow ; sound Chick Anthony ; lighting, Howard King ; designer, Tony Abbott.Richard Pasco (Marcus Brutus), Charles Gray (Julius Caesar), Keith Michell (Marcus Antonius), David Collings (Cassius), Virginia McKenna (Portia), Elizabeth Spriggs (Calphurnia), Sam Dastor (Casca), Jon Laurimore (Flavius), John Sterland (Marullus), Garrick Hagon (Octavius Caesar), Brian Coburn (Messala), Leonard Preston (Titinius), Alex Davion (Decius Brutus), Darien Angadi (Cinna), Andrew Hilton (Lucilius), Anthony Dawes (Ligarius), Roger Bizley (Metellus), Manning Wilson (Cicero), Ronald Forfar (Soothsayer), Patrick Marley (Artemidorus), William Simons (Trebonius), John Tordoff (Cinna the Poet), Philip York (Young Cato), Christopher Good (Clitus), Robert Oates (Pindarus), Alan Thompson (1st citizen/1st Plebeian), Leo Dolan (2nd citizen/2nd Plebeian), Johnny Wade (3rd Plebeian, 1st soldier), David Henry (4th Plebeian/2nd soldier), Jonathan Scott-Taylor (Lucius), Tom Kelly (Claudius/Antony's servant), Jack Elliott (Octavius' servant/messenger), Michael Cogan (Caesar's servant), Reginald Jessup (Poet), Maurice Thorogood (Strato), Michael Greatorex (Varro), Nicholas Gecks (Volumnius), Michael Jenkinson (Dardanius), Roy Spencer (Lepidus), Terence Conoley (Popilius), Noel Johnson (Publius).A play about power, assassination and revenge. Presents a broad range of historical personalities as complicated human beings in agonizing conflict with one another and themselves.DVD.

Subjects: English drama (Tragedy); Television plays.; Caesar, Julius;

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