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"Presentation of the play from the Peter Alexander text, directed for television."
"A spirited production of the first of Shakespeare's three great romantic comedies. The sparring wit of the confirmed bachelor, Benedick and the haughty lady Beatrice seems to delight audiences more every year. --from website."
"A dramatization of William Shakespeare's play of a romantic comedy of love involving an innocent heroine who is denounced for unchastity by her intended bridegroom."
"A dramatization of William Shakespeare's play of a romantic comedy of love involving an innocent heroine who is denounced for unchastity by her intended bridegroom."@en
"Presents Shakespeare's play about Hero, an innocent, slandered heroine who is denounced for unchastity by her intended bridegroom, Claudio, at the wedding itself Reveals that Hero faints and is presumed dead."@en
"A dramatization of William Shakespeare's play."@en
"Don Pedro est reçu par Leonato. Celui-ci a une fille, Hero, et une nièce, Béatrice. Claudio, le favori de don Pedro et Hero sont amoureux et veulent se marier. Don Pedro souhaite ce mariage et celui de Béatrice avec Benedick, l'ami de Claudio. Mais ses projets sont contrecarrés par une machination de Don Juan. Malgré tout, ce dernier ne réussira pas à empêcher le double mariage."
"With his wedding a week away, hot-blooded Claudio (Robert Sean Leonard) can't wait to marry the beautiful young Hero (Kate Beckinsale). To distract him, his best friend (Washington) devises delightful mischief -a romantic trap for the sharp-tongued Beatrice (Thompson) and the man she most loves to hate, Benedick (Branagh). Their amusement is almost spoiled by the jealous scheming of the rakish Don John (Keanu Reeves), but love and laughter prevail when the local law (Michael Keaton) unwittingly exposes the plot- and all the trouble proves to be Much Ado About Nothing."@en
"Shakespeare's comedy of love, centering on the innocent Hero, slandered at her wedding by her bridegroom Claudio for unchastity."@en
"Presents a dramatization of the first of Shakespeare's three great romantic comedies, which involves an innocent, slandered heroine, who is denounced for unchastity by her intended bridgeroom at their wedding."@en
"Presents a dramitzation of William Shakespeare's play entitled Much ado about nothing."
"William Shakespeare's romantic comedy about the reluctant lovers Beatrice and Benedick."
"Presents a dramatization of William Shakespeare's play entitled Much ado about nothing."@en
"Presents a dramatization of William Shakespeare's play entitled Much ado about nothing."
"Presents a dramatization of William Shakespeare's play entitledMuch ado about nothing."@en
"Presents a dramatization of William Shakespeare's play - Much ado about nothing."@en
"Presents a dramatization of Shakespeare's romantic comedy, which involves an innocent, slandered heroine, who is denounced for unchastity by her intended bridgeroom at their wedding."
"Presents a dramatization of Shakespeare's romantic comedy, which involves an innocent, slandered heroine, who is denounced for unchastity by her intended bridgeroom at their wedding."@en
"A spirited production of the first of Shakespeare's three great romantic comedies. The sparring wit of the confirmed bachelor. Benedick and the haughty lady Beatrice seems to delight audiences more every year -- Container."@en
"This production sets Shakespeare's comedy in turn-of-the-century America, with corresponding sets, costumes, and music."
"This production sets Shakespeare's comedy in turn-of-the-century America, with corresponding sets, costumes, and music."@en
"The first of Shakespeare's three great romantic comedies of love. "Much ado" involves Hero, an innocent slandered heroine who is denounced for unchastity by her intended bridegroom, Claudio, at their wedding. She faints, and is presumed dead. But, "Much ado" is a comedy, and a happy ending is brought about by the investigations of the incredibly bungling constable, Dogberry, whose chief trait is his persistent misuse of words."@en
"A spirited production of the first of Shakespeare's three great romantic comedies -- Cover."@en
"Presents a dramatization of William Shakespeare's comedy about the trials of two pairs of lovers."@en
"Presents dramatization of William Shakespeare's play entitled Much ado about nothing."@en
"With his wedding a week away, Claudio can't wait to marry the beautiful young Hero. To distract him, his best friend Don Pedro devises mischief: a romantic trap for the sharp-tongued Beatrice and the man she loves to hate, Benedick. Their amusement is almost spoiled by the jealous scheming of Don John, but love and laughter prevail when the local constable unwittingly exposes the plot--and all the trouble proves to be much ado about nothing."@en
"A spirited production of the first of Shakespeare's three great romantic comedies. The sparring wit of the confirmed bachelor, Benedick, and the haughty lady Beatrice seems to delight audiences more every year."
"Dramatization of Shakespeare's play. Claudio and Hero are engaged, but the jealous Don John tries to thwart the wedding by denouncing Hero as unchaste. Meanwhile, Beatrice and Benedick, who scorn each other, become betrothed as a result of the schemes of their friends."@en
"A presentation of one of Shakespeare's most popular and enduring comedies. Suggested audience: tertiary, general."
"Attorno a semplici storie d'amore e di rancori si sviluppa una serie di malintesi e tranelli."
"Claudio and Hero are engaged, but the jealous Don John tries to thwart the wedding by denouncing Hero as unchaste. Meanwhile, Beatrice and Benedick, who scorn each other, become betrothed as a result of the schemes of their friends."@en
"Claudio and Hero are engaged, but the jealous Don John tries to thwart the wedding by denouncing Hero as unchaste. Meanwhile, Beatrice and Benedick, who scorn each other, become betrothed as a result of the schemes of their friends."
"A television production of Shakespeare's play."
""This resource enables students to explore performance and interpretation, by providing over 70 production photographs from stage and film versions of the play, all accompanied by on-screen questions that will stimulate discussion and develop students' ability to compare and contrast. Students can listen to recordings of key moments, record their own speeches, annotate the images and create their own storyboards. There are over 100 pages of printable material including: teachers' notes and lesson ideas, worksheets, and tips on making the most of the software; all fully differentiated for use with students aged from 11 to 19. The CD-ROM is fully networkable, and can be used with interactive whiteboards, in computer suites or on single machines" -- publisher's website."@en
"A dramatic performance of Shakespeare's play of the same title."@en
"A dramatic performance of Shakespeare's play of the same title."
"A spirited production of the first of Shakespeare's three great romantic comedies. The sparring wit of the confirmed bachelor, Benedick and the haughty lady Beatrice seems to delight audiences more every year."@en