Richard III versus Richard III
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So far, "Richard III" has been used in many areas, such as in fiction, movies, and plays. Laurence Olivier`s Richard III was famous forhis critique of fascism, reminding audiences of Hitler (John Jowett 98). Richard III acted by Antony Sher in 1984 was a funnier character so that the play was lighter compared to other versions (John Jowett 105). Also, in many paintings, Richard III has been depicted as manifesting the dark side of human beings. Most of the related stories are based on Shakespeare`s Richard III, so that they are focused on his evil personality. However, each play or movie has a slightly different interpretation of Richard III, partially because Shakespeare`s Richard III is not a totally true story. In addition, from the twentieth century, thanks to the development ofspecial effects equipment forplays and movies, many directorshave been able toexpress their imagination beyond the original genre. Especially, Richard IIIin 1995, as directed by Richard Loncraine,with Ian
The stories dealing with Richard III do not exhibit an objective point of view. Most of the narratives, including history, were based on the writers` imaginations and interpretations. Shakespeare also wrote Richard III creatively. Sometimes we victimize someone for our goals in creating a lesson for the next generation because we need to make vicious characters to encourage good and punish evil. Richard III might be the victim of this lesson. Being close to modern society, Richard III has been interpreted in different ways, compared to Shakespeare`s version, because many people have started to criticize pre-existing and standardized stories. People living in modern society have diverse backgrounds and education so they
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Wikipedia. 4 June 2008. Richard III of England. 4 June 2008. .