My paper will deal with Looking for Richard (1996), a docudrama about Shakespeare’s Richard III, whose director is American actor Al Pacino. Along the same line as of Jan Kott’s Shakespeare, Our Contemporary, Looking for Richard is an intense meditation on the relevance and meaningfulness of the Bard’s lines to our own world. The interweaving of performances, discussions, interviews and rehearsals enhances the metatextual potentialities of the cinematic text and reverberates with the Shakespearean one. Moreover, epitextual and peritextual elements embedded in the film will be examined: they testify to the social practice of reading and translating the script into diverse media, inexhaustibly investing the source text with new meaning
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College
There are two movie versions of Shakespeare\u27s Henry V in this century: one is Laurence 0livier\u2...
My project report is the analysis of the dramaturgical work for a fictitious adaptation of Richard I...
My paper will deal with Looking for Richard (1996), a docudrama about Shakespeare’s Richard III, who...
This paper aims to analyze some in the movie Looking for Richard, directed and produced by Al Pacino...
In her paper, Method Acting and Pacino\u27s Looking for Richard, Peirui Su explores the influence ...
This article offers a reading of Shakespeare’s Richard III through the lens of what Al Pacino calls ...
Le Looking for Richard (1996) d’Al Pacino n’est pas, à l’instar des Richard III de Laurence Olivier ...
A presente dissertação aborda o diálogo intertextual interdisciplinar que os filmes cinematográficos...
Since the advent of film as a visual and artistic medium, Shakespeare\u27s Richard III has captured ...
Michael Radford’s adaptation of The Merchant of Venice (2004) starring Al Pacino and Jeremy Irons re...
The analysis of Shakespearean screen adaptations as cultural appropriations of the play text is, und...
Robin Phillips' Richard III in 1977 was among the most distinguished productions of Shakespeare duri...
This thesis re-examines the relationship between stage and screen in film adaptations of Shakespeare...
Shakespeare adaptation into film is an area where many artists take liberties in order to mould the ...
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College
There are two movie versions of Shakespeare\u27s Henry V in this century: one is Laurence 0livier\u2...
My project report is the analysis of the dramaturgical work for a fictitious adaptation of Richard I...
My paper will deal with Looking for Richard (1996), a docudrama about Shakespeare’s Richard III, who...
This paper aims to analyze some in the movie Looking for Richard, directed and produced by Al Pacino...
In her paper, Method Acting and Pacino\u27s Looking for Richard, Peirui Su explores the influence ...
This article offers a reading of Shakespeare’s Richard III through the lens of what Al Pacino calls ...
Le Looking for Richard (1996) d’Al Pacino n’est pas, à l’instar des Richard III de Laurence Olivier ...
A presente dissertação aborda o diálogo intertextual interdisciplinar que os filmes cinematográficos...
Since the advent of film as a visual and artistic medium, Shakespeare\u27s Richard III has captured ...
Michael Radford’s adaptation of The Merchant of Venice (2004) starring Al Pacino and Jeremy Irons re...
The analysis of Shakespearean screen adaptations as cultural appropriations of the play text is, und...
Robin Phillips' Richard III in 1977 was among the most distinguished productions of Shakespeare duri...
This thesis re-examines the relationship between stage and screen in film adaptations of Shakespeare...
Shakespeare adaptation into film is an area where many artists take liberties in order to mould the ...
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College
There are two movie versions of Shakespeare\u27s Henry V in this century: one is Laurence 0livier\u2...
My project report is the analysis of the dramaturgical work for a fictitious adaptation of Richard I...