I excluded films which didn’t directly credit the original screenplay story to Shakespeare (such as The Lion King, which is loosely based on Hamlet) and films which included elements of Shakespeare’s writing such as sonnets and lyrics.
I included direct adaptations (such as Romeo + Juliet) and more liberal adaptations (such as 10 Things I Hate About You and West Side Story which were based on Taming of the Shrew and Romeo and Juliet). In this case I had to decide what counted as an adaptation. for the research above I personally went through the projects, assessing what was a feature film and a valid adaptation.Įven the simplest statistical exercise, such as this, ends up presenting tough choices.
These IMDb projects including not movie items (short films, TV shows, games, etc). Wikipedia currently lists 410 Shakespeare adaptations, crediting the fact the Guinness Book of World Records, whereas IMDb lists 1,095 projects which credit William Shakespeare in some way.
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Looking in more detail at these films I found 294 films which are full feature film adaptations of Shakespeare plays. In total, there are 525 feature films which give William Shakespeare some form of writing credit. Of the movies based on Shakespeare, which plays are most frequently adapted? Over half of all Shakespeare feature film adaptations are based on Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth or Othello.Roger Ebert was the film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times from 1967 until his death in 2013. The fault this time is not in ourselves but in the stars. Hamlet is the most often adapted Shakespeare play And theres the Senate milling around in a maze of electronic walla, and Robards sabotaging the key scene just like all the others.Of those, 294 are full adaptations of Shakespeare plays.There are 525 films which give Shakespeare some sort of writing credit.I took a look at the number of movies based on Shakespeare plays. In summary…
This week I haven’t had a great deal of time to produce in-depth research so here instead is something a bit lighter than my normal fare.
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