Given that Shakespeare wrote macbeth around 1606,that punch expired about 18 years ago.😂

Nincs mese, ez bizony a magyar kutúra része. Akkor is ha csak olvasom, a vers ezem a hangon szólal meg.

Miről hallgatott 6 hónapig a zenei szakma krémje?

Minden tavasszal megszólal bennem, amikor a hársfák illatát megérzem ❤

Szeretem őket❤ vagy 40 éve 😊

Such a beautiful movie and rendition of the song by all of the actors. Lovely indeed!

Ez mekkora még mindig. 😀😋🍻

Zseniális.

So true.😂

Hey that’s the chappie who invented the ball-point pen.

Ken Branagh knows how to choose the songs for his movie soundtracks, I recently saw Belfast and he has moments as perfect as this one❤

nem is tudtam, hogy gryllus vilmos ilyen jól énekel. Mindig inkább úgy gondoltam, az emberségéből és jó izléséből él. Most tűnt fel, hogy így össze tudtam hasonlítani a tesco-gazdaságos U2-val

Blackadder put William Shakespeare off of writing. When Blackadder returned to the future, none of Shakespeare's plays existed, as Blackadder told Shakespeare that he was going to cause loads of school children to suffer. Instead, William Shakespeare claimed that he was the man who invented the ball point pen.

Gyönyörűen szól ❤

Love love this song and harmony 💕

Poor Will. I actually love Midsummer night's dream. I think it's very witty and funny.

10 éve rabja vagyok ennek a feldolgozásnak.

Az eredeti is csoda volt, de A Rackáké pedig a mai pedagógusok himnusza lehetne. És nem a fű mellékzöngéje miatt.

Punch him again for Romeo and Juliet.

Best bit of this. Give him a kick for Merchant of Venice for me!

Perhaps, in 400 years, students will be studying poems like "Norwegian Wood." -- Can you see it now? Students having to stand up in class and read in dead monotone, line by line: "I once had a girl,; or should I say? She once had me." Students having to write papers, explaining the meaning of "Norwegian wood" in the poem by "John Lannen" (1940?-1998). Ah, the joys of fame!

I still wonder how hurt Kenneth Branagh was when he heard what Shakespeare said about him

Radványi Balázsnak ez vajon miért nem tetszett? Az arcán látom ezt. Szerintem zseniális.

Annyit hadd helyesbítsek, hogy Becze Gábor dombrán játszik. (Az első lemez borítóján látható a hangszer, a tambura és a klasszikus gitár között.)

What's the name of this show?

Looks Like Johnny English Met A Kingsman, Harry Hart.

Sigo sin encontrarla completa.

jaj de jó, köszönöm!! nagyon-nagyon szép dal :-)

nem tudod, csak a régi változatot merre találhatnám?

To write or not to write Alternate version: Nope

Only way this would have been funnier is if they had gotten Ken brannah to do it….

általános iskolás koromban ezt halgatatta velünk a tanitónéni állandóan ének órán meg koncertjükre is elcibálta az osztályt nem hiába maradtam enyhén debil

“ You cheeky bitch” I so love that line from Hugh.

a seggem kerek

I like Ken Branagh's Shakespeare adaptations.

I love reading literature, and yet I can honestly say that Shakespeare is the main reason I avoided taking up art back in senior high. I bought a copy of Hamlet to try but never finished the second page, chose Sciences instead.

oh come on Kenneth Branaugh's versions of Shakespeare's plays are off the chart Especially the introductional and ending of Henry V

Didn't need the speech afterward. Just one punch and then the kick about Ken Branagh. Maybe say, "I'll tell him you said that " but that's it.

😆 🤣 LOL!!

I was in school and just starting to learn about Shakespeare when this came out...

Horrible version.

Not sure any author wants their work to torture the average everyday pupil. Well, not all of them.

Ken Branagh's _Hamlet_ was awesome. Except for Billy Crystal as the gravedigger.

Er, isn't the problem the education system rather than Shakesspeare? Like a nuclear missile is a great thing unless put in the hands of complete twats.

Romeo and Juliet torture.

I like Ken Brannaghs Shakespeare adaptions. Though I am much more a Henry V. fan of his works, to be precise.

Lol! This must've been so satisfying....

jo szar

Such a splendid arrangement of Jerome Kern’s lovely song.

And I love Hugh Laurie💖💖💖