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Jost great and somehow cosy to look at....
I could listen to the music from 1:23-2:32 ALL day long...
I am so glad to finally find this on youtube.
So you like, supervised basket weaving and finger painting? He'd rather have had their money! The ramparts we see at the beginning would seem to be those of Avila just northwest of Madrid. These also appear in The Pride and the Passion (also to be found on YouTube) and, I think, El Cid, under their true name. Welles really loved Spain.. the only Welles film I have yet to see. Come on Criterion. Get with it!!!!
Oh well! One shining moment for a good-looking Welsh actor. The most pompous, arrogant, condescending person I've ever encountered socially (West Sussex). Ashamed of his humble origins. Shame on him!.
It is also one of my favorites because Welles
Failed actors provide a very sad spectacle.Bless them! True. Most of his references are fleeting. Bloom either loves or hates cinematic Shakespeare. Most of Shakespeare is impossible to film without editing out material due to time constraints. Throne of Blood is only Shakespeare, in spirit. So, Bloom prefers emulation to imitation Shakespeare. However, because Chimes edits out so much source material, it's closer to being emulation than imitation. Nevertheless, the improvisation is a conundrum for Bloom..
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