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It's a speech that goes to the heart of Shakespeare's discussion of crown versus man. Henry V director Thea Sharrock doesn't even include Henry's pivotal soliloquy when, after wandering through his army's camp on the eve of Agincourt, he ponders kingly authority and the mere ceremony that divides king from commoner. In that first play, director Rupert Goold spent much visual and textual energy on developing the hollow crown imagery. 20 (check local listings)-it seems to have strayed from the thematic arc so carefully established way back in Richard II. Photos by Nick Briggs, Neal Street Productions.ДЄs The Hollow Crown reaches its fourth installment and third monarch-and with that monarch, the third director in this set of William Shakespeare history plays scheduled to air Friday nights on PBS beginning Sept.

Below, he rides with Fluellen (Owen Teale, left) and the Duke of York (Paterson Joseph) during the king's campaign to conquer france in Henry V, filmed for The Hollow Crown airing on PBS.

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Sign up for free weekly e-mail updates (safe, secure, spamless, and unshared)Д¬heck out the guy behind this website, Eric MintonДЇollow Henry V (Tom Hiddleston) after the Battle of Agincourt, above. Sponsorship and Advertising opportunities Queen: A Study in Politics and LeadershipДЄ list of productions seen on stage, including Romeo and Juliet and Nureyev Henry VIII-Dubious Pomp Notorious Circumstances King John-The Other History Earns Its Due The Tempest-A Tempest That Falls Short of the Forecast Julius Caesar-Brando in a Toga Ushers Shakespeare Into the Modern Cinema Much Ado About Nothing-Innate Understanding of Shakespeare's Ways Underlies Whedon's Masterful Much Ado Other cinematic presentations of Shakespeare On Screen:Д¬oriolanus-Fiennes Finds the Present In Shakespeare's Ancient Roman Tragedy

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Shakespeare Uncovered-PBS Series Gets Inside Shakespeare's Genius PBS programs featuring The Hollow Crown On Screen: Richard III-Getting at the Heart of a True Tragedy Henry VI, Part 3-A Date with Destiny: Watching Genius Emerge Henry VI, Part 2-High Stakes and Hijinks, the Sequel Henry VI, Part 1-A Debut-Like Experience of Shakespeare Richard II-Enter Woodstock Exit Poetical Power The rest of the War of the Roses On Stage: The rest of the War of the Roses On Screen: The Mistorical Hystery of Henry (I)V-A Shakespeare Stew: Dice Four Plays, Add Salt, Mix It All Up, Serve Hot Henry IV, Part 2-Good Night, Great Knight Henry IV, Part One-The Prince Has the Key to This Kingdom HenryвЂ™s Winning Campaigns In War and Politics The Courting Saves a Play Courting Disaster Henry IV, Part Two-Falstaff Diminished, This Play Is Built on Irons Henry IV, Part One-Irons' Henry IV Reigns O'er His Own Play Richard II-This Crown Jewel is a Hollow Richard Other Hollow Crown productions On Screen: When he gets to the crux line, 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers,' Hiddleston pauses between each phrase, and there is in his eyes a certainty of futility and an equal certainty that any futility can yet, somehow, be overcome as long as you start out with the confidence that it can be overcome.