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William Shakespeare and Earl of Southampton (Kenneth Branagh and Ian McKellen) about Shakespeare’s poetry, including Sonnet 29, in All is True (2018)

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Well, well, Mr. Shakespeare. How very unfortunate. Seems your daughter’s wedding was rushed for a reason. Like your own, eh? The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. Damn me, you Shakespeares are a scandalous lot, eh? Perhaps being an illiterate farm girl, your wife was unable to teach your girls morals.

All is True (2018), dir. Kenneth Branagh

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Kenneth Branagh (William Shakespeare), Judi Dench (Anne Hathaway) and Ian McKellen (Earl of Southampton) behind the scenes of All is True (2018) [x] [x] [x]

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Q: Of course, it’s not a competition, but is it fair to say, Judi, that you know more Shakespeare than Ken? Ken: Yes! Judi: No, no! Ken: Of course you do! What do you mean? Judi: Only because of age, if I do. Ken: It’s because of deep cleverness, it’s as simple as that.

- Kenneth Branagh and Judi Dench on The Graham Norton Show promoting the new Shakespeare movie All is True - Jan 25 2019

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All is True movie set: Kenneth Branagh on becoming Shakespeare. The movie is coming to cinemas February 8 2019.

“There is this image of a high-collared, high-foreheaded, long-haired, bearded fella. Whether people have seen it on badges or tea towels, there's a look of Shakespeare’s that people have some familiarity with and I thought we should present people with that and then try to present the man inside.” - Kenneth Branagh, Empire March 2019 issue

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All is True, dir. Kenneth Branagh

When the renowned Globe Theatre in London burns to the ground during a 1613 performance of William Shakespeare’s play Henry VIII, the 49-year-old playwright, poet and actor returns to his home in Stratford-upon-Avon to face a troubled past and his disregarded family.