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What You Will is a tragi-comedy drama shot as if it is a fly-on-the-wall documentary. Co-produced with the Royal Shakespeare Company, Filter Theatre's extraordinary production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night is featured live in this... See more »

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Oscar / Sir Toby Belch
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Penny / Viola / Sebastian
Victoria Moseley ...
Ronnie / Olivia
Ferdy Roberts ...
Greg / Malvolio
Gemma Saunders ...
Emma / Feste / Maria
Nicolas Tennant ...
Nigel / Sir Andrew Augecheek / Orsino (as Nicholas Tennant)
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Tony / Understudy
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Suzie / Understudy
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Frank / Musician
Ross Hughes ...
Steve / Musician
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Katie Reed
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Mike Shepherd ...
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Mary-Jane Cembrowicz ...
Oscar's Aunt
Stefan Cembrowicz ...
Oscar's Uncle
Charlotte D'Arcy ...
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Tai Lichtensteiger ...
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Rohan Perera ...
Q&A Man
Laura Price ...
School Girl
Hazel Reade ...
Q&A Girl
Alison Reid ...
School Teacher
Keith Warmington ...
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Directed by

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Simon Reade

Written by

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Simon Reade ... ()
 
William Shakespeare ... (play "Twelfth Night")
 
Guy de Beaujeu ... ()

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Guy de Beaujeu ... producer
Simon Reade ... producer

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Tom Haines
Ross Hughes

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Josh Randall

Editing by

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Dan Lincoln

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Paul Collins ... additional camera
Terry Flaxton ... consulting cinematographer

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Plot Summary

What You Will is a tragi-comedy drama shot as if it is a fly-on-the-wall documentary. Co-produced with the Royal Shakespeare Company, Filter Theatre's extraordinary production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night is featured live in this backstage road movie. Interviews with Romola Garai and Dominic West are deviously mixed with behind-the-scenes filming, where the actors' off-stage shenanigans reflect their onstage characters and the real and unreal meld into inglorious technicolor. Written by Anonymous

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  • 92 min
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Movie Connections Version of Macbeth (1898). See more »

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