Hamlet (film, 1996)

Hamlet is a film américano - British of Kenneth Branagh, left to France in 1997.

Synopsis

This film is one of the film adaptations of the plays of William Shakespeare by Kenneth Branagh.

Analyzes

Critical reception

Data sheet

Realization: Kenneth Branagh
Scenario: Kenneth Branagh according to the part Hamlet of William Shakespeare
Lasted: 242 minutes
Comings out date: December 25th, 1996 in the United States, May 14th, 1997 in France

Distribution

Kenneth Branagh : Hamlet, prince of Denmark
Julie Christie : Gertrude, the queen
Derek Jacobi : Claudius, the king
Nicholas Farrel : Horatio
Richard Briers : Polonius, Lord Chamberlain
Michael Maloney : Laertes, the son of Polonius
Kate Winslet : Ophelie, the girl of Polonius
Robin Williams : Osric
Billy Crystal : grave-digger
Jack Lemmon : Marcellus
Judi Dench : Hécuba

Around film

It is the third film adaptation of a part of William Shakespeare carried out by Kenneth Branagh, after Henry V and Beaucoup of noise for nothing .

Distinctions

British Society off Cinematographers: Best Cinematography Award 1997 (Alex Thomson), GBCT Operators Award 1997 (Martin Kenzie)
the U.K. Worsens Award: better actress British 1998 (Kate Winslet)
Standard Evening British Awards Film: special price of the jury 1998 (Kenneth Branagh)
San Diego Film Critics Society Awards: better actor 1996 (Kenneth Branagh)

Source: IMDB

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