Three Hamlet's soliloquies - Laurence Olivier - Hamlet (1948)

Excerpts from the original soundtrack.
0:09 - O that this too too solid flesh would melt (Act I, Scene 2)
2:25 - To be, or not to be (Act III, Scene 1)
5:42 - Now might I do it pat (Act III, Scene 3)

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I truly love his voice❤

[@electraruby4078]

What a genius! I'm forever in awe of this mans talent

[@robinghosh8891]

Greatness shines through Forever.. Laurence Lord Olivier in His Masterful Performance..

[@carolejander]

This was a nic e surprise thanks Roman :-)

[@RomanStyran]

carolejander My pleasure, as always )

[@kotetsu131]

God I hate the music, it distracts from his brilliance.

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I like it

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Servus

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what

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Hamlet's fatthers ghost

[@Slechy_Lesh]

The first soliloquy comes across as Hamlet being schizophrenic. His primary persona is way too dreamy

[@jeremyhowell8235]

you are meant to think he is schizophrenic. that's a big part of the play

[@electraruby4078]

@@jeremyhowell8235 But he's not. he's profoundly disturbed by the knowledge of the evil that pervades Denmark. When his father was murdered the balance of the universe symbolised by the relationship between the Royal Couple was violated "The world is out of joint. Oh cursed spite that I was ever born to set it right" . Shakespeare is infinitely profound and deals with the eternal issue of good and evil.