The Hollow Crown

Série télévisée
2012–2016
TV-14
2h 30min

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Une mini-série des adaptations des pièces historiques de Shakespeare : Richard II, Henry IV : Première et Deuxième parties et Henry V.Une mini-série des adaptations des pièces historiques de Shakespeare : Richard II, Henry IV : Première et Deuxième parties et Henry V.Une mini-série des adaptations des pièces historiques de Shakespeare : Richard II, Henry IV : Première et Deuxième parties et Henry V.

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Victoire aux 4 BAFTA Awards
- 7 victoires et 22 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
The second season depicts the marriage of Margaret of Anjou to Henry VI. The historical Margaret was 15 years old at the time. Sophie Okonedo was 46 when she played the role.

Gaffes
Exeter is played by the same actor through the series, but the Exeter in Henry V died more than 20 years before the Wars of the Roses. The Exeter during the Wars of the Roses was a different man entirely.

Connexions
Featured in 20th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (2014)

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10/10

Superb production.

When I was at school, Shakespeare was as dry as the pages it was written on. To watch it, performed by actors who really know and understand Shakespeare, and can convey that in their work, is to enter a world of majesty, of subtle innuendo, of humour and of total understanding of the work of the Shakespeare who used his gift to allow 'the common man' to discuss and understand the goings-on and political machinations of his age. There are no 'spoilers' when it comes to Shakespeare - the work is out there in a myriad of forms and interpretations, waiting to be read. This production is one of the best available. Watch it, then read the plays. Savour the words. Go back and watch the scene performed. Truly appreciate the nuance and the masterful language of the master at work. I cannot recommend this production highly enough. From the haughty, almost effete King Richard (Ben Wishaw) through Jeremy Iron's haunted Henry IV to the masterpiece of development that is Tom Hiddleston's Prince Hal, this production brings the humanity and the grandeur of the role of King and all that conveys. Get it. Watch it. Love it.