Gamlet (Hamlet) (1964)
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Release Date: Jun 24, 1964 Wide
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At least the 22nd time William Shakespeare's most famous tragedy has been brought to the screen, Kenneth Branagh's film adaptation of Hamlet was the first to preserve Shakespeare's entire text, uncut and unabridged. Moving the action into the 19th century, Branagh cast himself in the title role and, as in his adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing, assembled an eclectic group of actors that mixed veteran Shakespearean performers (including John Mills, Judi Dench, John Gielgud, and Derek Jacobi)
Jun 24, 1964 Wide
Oct 31, 2006
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
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Cast
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Kenneth Branagh
Hamlet -
Richard Attenborough
English Ambassador -
Brian Blessed
The Ghost -
Julie Christie
Gertrude -
Derek Jacobi
Claudius -
Kate Winslet
Ophelia -
Richard Briers
Polonius -
Billy Crystal
First Gravedigger -
Judi Dench
Hecuba -
Gérard Depardieu
Reynaldo -
Reece Dinsdale
Guildenstern -
Nicholas Farrell
Horatio -
John Gielgud
Priam -
Rosemary Harris
Player Queen -
Charlton Heston
Player King -
Jack Lemmon
Marcellus -
John Mills
Old Norway -
Simon Russell Beale
Second Gravedigger -
Rufus Sewell
Fortinbras -
Timothy Spall
Rosencrantz -
Robin Williams
Osric -
Michael Bryant
Priest -
Angela Douglas
Attendant to Gertrude -
Rowena King
Attendant to Gertrude/M... -
Sarah Lam
Attendant to Gertrude -
Michael Maloney
Laertes -
Ian McElhinney
Barnardo -
Don Warrington
Valtemand -
David Yip
Sailor One -
Jimmy Yuill
Alexander -
Andrew Schofield
Young Lord -
Ken Dodd
Yorich -
Ray Fearon
Francisco -
Ravil Isyanov
Cornelius -
David Blair
Attendant to Claudius/S... -
Innokenty Smoktunovsky
Hamlet -
Mikhail Nazvanov
King -
Elza Radzina
Queen -
Yuri Tolubeyev
Polonius -
Anastasia Vertinskaya
Ophelia -
Vadim Medvedev
Guildenstern -
Vladimir Erenberg
Horatio -
Stepan Oleksenko
Laertes -
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Viktor Kolpakov
Gravedigger
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All Critics (6) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (0)
One of the better versions of Hamlet.
Kozintsev's film is probably the most cohesive of the five [Hamlets].
Striking Soviet imagery will send chills down your spine
Kozintsev emphasizes the imprisoning moral architecture of Elsinore, not by obvious claustrophobic visuals, but by a rich, widescreen frame and purist, black-and-white imagery...
Elsinore's prince, via the great Soviet director Grigory Kozintsev. A devastating, extraordinary achievement.
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