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sacyclingholidayforfamilies.Wouldthatsuityou?

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Thattourincludesseveralteenagers:

haveyouworkedwiththatagegroupbefore?

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12-4-3

Joe,youknowI'

mgivingapresentationinourfilmstudiesclassnextweekYes.Well,couldwediscussitIcoulddowithgettingsomeoneelse'

sopinion.

Ofcourse,Katie.Whatareyougoingtotalkabout?

saboutfilmadaptationsofShakespeare'

splays.

vegotveryinterestedinallthedifferentapproachesthatfilmdirectorstake.Uhuh.

SoIthoughtI'

dstartwithGiannetti,who'

saprofessoroffilmandliterature,andinoneofhisbookshecameupwithastraightforwardclassificationof

filmadaptationsbasedonhowfaithfultheyaretotheoriginalplaysandnovels.

vealreadymadesomenotesonthat,soIjustneedtosortthoseoutbeforethepresentation.

IthoughtthatnextI'

dasktheclasstocomeupwiththeworstexamplesofShakespeareadaptationsthatthey'

veseen,andtosaywhy.

Thatshouldbemorefunthanhavingtheirfavouriteversions.

Yes,Icancertainlythinkofacouple!

Right.NextIwanttotalkaboutRachelMalchow.

Icameacrosssomethingontheinternetaboutherworkonfilmadaptations,andIwasthinkingofshowingsomefilmclipstoillustrateherideas.

Willyouhaveenoughtime,thoughBothtoprepareandduringthepresentation

Afterall,Idoubtifyou'

llbeabletofindalltheclipsyouwant.

Hmm.Perhapsyou'

reright.

OK,well,I'

dbetterdosomeslidesinstead,sayinghowvariousfilmsrelatetowhatshesays.

Thatshouldencouragediscussion.Mmm.

NextIwanttosaysomethingabouthowplaysmaybechosenforadaptationbecausethey'

reconcernedwithissuesofthetimewhenthefilmismade.

Youmeanthingslikepatriotism,ortheroleofgovernments?

Exactly.It'

squitetricky,butI'

vegotafewideasI'

dliketodiscuss.

AndfinallyIwanttotalkaboutafewadaptationsthatIthinkillustratearangeofapproaches,andmakesomecommentsonthem.

DoyouknowtheJapanesefilmRan?

Ihaven'

tseenit.ItwasbasedonShakespeare'

sKingLear,wasn'

tit?

sright.Itwasaverylooseadaptation,usingthesamesituationandstory,butmovingitto16thcenturyJapaninsteadof16thcenturyBritain.

Soforexampletheking'

sdaughtersbecomesons,becauseinJapanesecultureatthattime,womencouldn'

tsucceedtothethrone.

hopeyou'

regoingtotalkaboutthat1993filmofMuchAdoAboutNothing.

Ithinkthat'

soneofthebestShakespearefilms.

Itreallybringstheplaytolife,doesn'

Yes,Iagree.AndIthinkfilmingitinItaly,wheretheplayisset,makesyouseewhatlifewaslikeatthetimeoftheplay.

Absolutely.Right,what'

snext?

Er,next,IthoughtRomeoAndJuliet,the1996film,whichmovestheaction

intothepresentday.

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