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Reviews Counted:7
Fresh:5
Rotten:2
Average Rating:7.3/10
Theatrical Release:Aug 17, 2001 Limited
Synopsis: The classic Shakespeare tale is told by co-directors Eric Simonson and Campbell Scott (BIG NIGHT, SINGLES) who also stars in the title role in this made-for-television version. Eternal themes of... [More]
Starring: Campbell Scott, Jamey Sheridan, Blair Brown, Roscoe Lee Browne
Director: Eric Simonson, Campbell Scott
This version of the tale is far from being the first, last, best or worst. Shakespeare junkies should make their own decisions about pursuing this take, heeding advice from the man himself, 'to thine own self be true.'
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This is one of the best Shakespeare adaptations ever filmed.
Intelligent, well-acted, all-American version of the Shakespeare tragedy.
Top CriticAlthough the movies haven't lacked for Hamlets recently, Ethan Hawke and Kenneth Branagh being the latest stars to have weighed in, Mr. Scott's is something that must be seen.
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