There are many stories about Shakespeare, this one, I believe.
A son who fell in love with his mother, a father who lost his beloved son, a man who was clearly in love but was forced into the ice and snow, a writer who said that he "never had wisdom", and used him to turn around and quarrel. , The experience of the liver and intestines is written into the text, Shakespeare, he can afford it.
He has never been truly free, so his brushstrokes are reckless, fleeting happiness is turned into absurd and hilarious comedy, and the unresolved sadness is written into a tragedy of a lifetime. Since this life is out of control, why not let it go Create a world that does not exist in the interlacing of brush and ink, and give yourself the freedom to immerse yourself in a short play time, to love freely, to hate freely, and to be yourself freely.
Whether it is literature or drama, Shakespeare is a character who exists like a god, but I agree with the perspective of this film. The existence of a god is only because he has suffered a curse like a devil. If things are not equal, how can we understand life? Ups and downs of glory?
This is a king who is not a king, though our story is finished, our poet's is not. For his monument is ever-living...made not of stone, but of verse. And it shall be remembered.. ....as long as words are made of breath...and breath of life.
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Rhys Ifans' acting skills are really good, not because he is handsome or not, but because of his "non-existence". Few actors can do without themselves in the role, but watching his films, they hardly feel it to the existence of the actor himself. No matter how weird or rocky his temperament is in real, in his character, only that character exists. An actor without a personal style is a good actor, no matter whether he will be popular or not, the word "good" is well-deserved.
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