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King Lear (1983)

An aging King invites disaster when he abdicates to his corrupt, toadying daughters and rejects his one loving, but honest one.

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Mark T 05 Mar 2010

There are some top actors in this and many of them deliver fine performances but the whole thing is kind of brought down for me by the rather theatrical staging and cheap-looking production values. Plus the whole country seems to be permanently shrouded in mist. The director really didn't get the most out of the film medium and so some great performances end up being a bit muted and the whole thing a little slow and dull - a problem of many Shakespearean adaptions.

Megan S 15 Oct 2009

The acting is great, but the way it is filmed reminds me of one of those cheesy soap operas.

Carla V 21 Apr 2010

This was my first real exposure to both Olivier and Shakespeare. I promptly decided that I loved both. I was about 15. I didn't know much about anything, but I knew excellence when I saw it.

Cale L 17 Jul 2007

classic film version of Shakespeare's tragedy (one of the "Big Four": Hamlet, Othello and Macbeth; Richard III should also be included as a tragedy). Olivier was the greatest actor of his age and, in his final major role (very fitting that it should be Shakespeare), he proves once again why he is the Master Of The Bard and Kenneth Branagh has inherited the mantle.

Iris S 23 Dec 2007

I think that the picture quality could have been better and perhaps they could have done something to make it more interesting. Am just saying.........