Henry IV, Part 2 (1990, Michael Bogdanov) part 5 of 15
ShakespeareAndMore asked: associated them with the meaner vices of profligacy, turning these to the fullest account in completing the character. Gross as the knight is, and wonderfully as the poet has relieved that grossness by the most brilliant flashes of wit and drollery, no mortal, it is to be presumed, ever arose from reading the… Read More »