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Shakespeare: The Animated Tales: Season 1, Episode 2The Tempest (16 Nov. 1992) |
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Title: The Tempest (16 Nov 1992)
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| Timothy West | ... |
Prospero
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| Alun Armstrong | ... |
Caliban
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Ella Hood | ... |
Ariel
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Katy Behean | ... |
Miranda
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Jonathan Tafler | ... |
Ferdinand
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John Moffatt | ... |
Alonzo
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| James Greene | ... |
Gonzalo
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Sion Probert | ... |
Sebastian
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| Peter Guinness | ... |
Antonio
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Stephen Thorne | ... |
Stephano
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Ric Jerrom | ... |
Trinculo
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Narrator: On a misty, forgotten isle somewhere between Tunis and Naples, two strange castaways, a father and a daughter, are watching the long-awaited ship. For Prospero, a duke robbed of his title, there is grim pleasure. At last his enemies are within his grasp.
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[first lines]Narrator: On a misty, forgotten isle somewhere between Tunis and Naples, two strange castaways, a father and a daughter, are watching the long-awaited ship. For Prospero, a duke robbed of his title, there is grim pleasure. At last his enemies are within his grasp.
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One of Shakespeare's coolest plays, adapted in a very peculiar format. A Russian company, in conjunction with the Royal Shakespeare Company of Britain created this off-beat little version of the classic play. Combining drawn animation and puppet animation, the effect is weird but ultimately enjoyable. The monstrous Caliban has never looked more freaky and the spirit Ariel is a oddball, bird-like creature. Okay, they chop a Shakespeare down to half an hour, so there are a lot of sacrifices made, but all in all, the weird animation, well-done voices and nice music are absolutely worth a watch.