Richard III (Dual Format Edition)
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Shakespeare’s classic play about the Machiavellian rise to power and subsequent short reign of King Richard III of England is set in an alternative 1930s, in this celebrated film adaptation.
A brutal civil war has erupted in England with Houses of Lancaster and York battling for control of the throne. Amid the turmoil the despotic Richard, Duke of Gloucester (Ian McKellen) plots his own route to power, deviously scheming a murderous agenda that will lead to his installation as dictator monarch. Steeped in fascist iconography, the film openly draws from the aesthetic of the Third Reich, a stylistic choice that emphasizes the pure evil at the heart of Richard’s agenda.
Based on an acclaimed stage production for the Royal National Theatre (which also starred McKellen), the film features an all-star cast which includes Sir Ian McKellen, Kristin Scott Thomas, Robert Downey Jr and Dame Maggie Smith.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
– Interviews: Ian McKellen (Actor), Richard Loncraine (Director)
– Commentary: Ian McKellen (Actor), Richard Loncraine (Director)
– Making Of Documentary
– Other Documentary: ‘Play the Devil – Making Richard III’, ‘Shakespeare On Stage, Screen and Elsewhere With Ian McKellen’
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