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1.King Lear starring: Paul Scofield, Irene Worth, Cyril Cusack, Susan Engel, Tom Fleming directed by: Peter Brook June 06, 2005
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This is Lear in a completely different light from any other version, I think that much can be guaranteed. Whether or not you like it probably depends on how orthodox you are in terms of Shakespeare, but as for me, I find I prefer this version to, say, the much praised Michael Hordern one. This is lean, mean Lear, stark and brooding and focusing very much more on the psychology than on outwardly events. I find that I think of it as the essence of the play. It's intense, even intrusive in its psychological examination of the characters, and the title role is made even more demanding because of it. Only an actor of Scofield's calibre could pull it off, and he does so in what must be the greatest performance of his film career.

2.Red Ryder and Little Beaver: Triple Feature, Vol. 12 starring: Bill Elliott, Robert Blake, Alice Fleming, Peggy Stewart, Russell Simpson directed by: R.G. Springsteen, Spencer Gordon Bennet December 12, 2006
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This is Lear in a completely different light from any other version, I think that much can be guaranteed. Whether or not you like it probably depends on how orthodox you are in terms of Shakespeare, but as for me, I find I prefer this version to, say, the much praised Michael Hordern one. This is lean, mean Lear, stark and brooding and focusing very much more on the psychology than on outwardly events. I find that I think of it as the essence of the play. It's intense, even intrusive in its psychological examination of the characters, and the title role is made even more demanding because of it. Only an actor of Scofield's calibre could pull it off, and he does so in what must be the greatest performance of his film career.

3.King Lear [1970] starring: Paul Scofield, Irene Worth, Cyril Cusack, Susan Engel, Tom Fleming directed by: Peter Brook July 01, 2002
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This is Lear in a completely different light from any other version, I think that much can be guaranteed. Whether or not you like it probably depends on how orthodox you are in terms of Shakespeare, but as for me, I find I prefer this version to, say, the much praised Michael Hordern one. This is lean, mean Lear, stark and brooding and focusing very much more on the psychology than on outwardly events. I find that I think of it as the essence of the play. It's intense, even intrusive in its psychological examination of the characters, and the title role is made even more demanding because of it. Only an actor of Scofield's calibre could pull it off, and he does so in what must be the greatest performance of his film career.

4.Music in High Places: Wynonna - Live in Venice [2001] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Wynonna Judd, Jon Conley, Zucchero, Robert Bailey, Tom Bukovac June 18, 2002
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This is Lear in a completely different light from any other version, I think that much can be guaranteed. Whether or not you like it probably depends on how orthodox you are in terms of Shakespeare, but as for me, I find I prefer this version to, say, the much praised Michael Hordern one. This is lean, mean Lear, stark and brooding and focusing very much more on the psychology than on outwardly events. I find that I think of it as the essence of the play. It's intense, even intrusive in its psychological examination of the characters, and the title role is made even more demanding because of it. Only an actor of Scofield's calibre could pull it off, and he does so in what must be the greatest performance of his film career.

5.Tom Fleming - Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2001 starring: Tom Fleming November 12, 2001
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This is Lear in a completely different light from any other version, I think that much can be guaranteed. Whether or not you like it probably depends on how orthodox you are in terms of Shakespeare, but as for me, I find I prefer this version to, say, the much praised Michael Hordern one. This is lean, mean Lear, stark and brooding and focusing very much more on the psychology than on outwardly events. I find that I think of it as the essence of the play. It's intense, even intrusive in its psychological examination of the characters, and the title role is made even more demanding because of it. Only an actor of Scofield's calibre could pull it off, and he does so in what must be the greatest performance of his film career.

6.Six Pack [1982] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Kenny Rogers, Diane Lane, Erin Gray, Barry Corbin, Terry Kiser directed by: Daniel Petrie April 04, 2006
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This is Lear in a completely different light from any other version, I think that much can be guaranteed. Whether or not you like it probably depends on how orthodox you are in terms of Shakespeare, but as for me, I find I prefer this version to, say, the much praised Michael Hordern one. This is lean, mean Lear, stark and brooding and focusing very much more on the psychology than on outwardly events. I find that I think of it as the essence of the play. It's intense, even intrusive in its psychological examination of the characters, and the title role is made even more demanding because of it. Only an actor of Scofield's calibre could pull it off, and he does so in what must be the greatest performance of his film career.

7.Vegas Vampires [2004] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Daniel Baldwin, Bernie Casey, Jr. Tom "Tiny" Lister, Glenn Plummer, Richard Roundtree directed by: Fred Williamson February 27, 2007
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This is Lear in a completely different light from any other version, I think that much can be guaranteed. Whether or not you like it probably depends on how orthodox you are in terms of Shakespeare, but as for me, I find I prefer this version to, say, the much praised Michael Hordern one. This is lean, mean Lear, stark and brooding and focusing very much more on the psychology than on outwardly events. I find that I think of it as the essence of the play. It's intense, even intrusive in its psychological examination of the characters, and the title role is made even more demanding because of it. Only an actor of Scofield's calibre could pull it off, and he does so in what must be the greatest performance of his film career.

8.Meetings With Remarkable Men [1979] starring: Dragan Maksimovic, Terence Stamp, Grégoire Aslan, Martin Benson, Colin Blakely directed by: Peter Brook December 06, 1993
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This film will change your life if you know how to watch. It gives you the clues you have been looking for. Be sceptical.

9.Red Ryder Double Feature, Vol. 10 [1944] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Bill Elliott, Robert Blake, Bob Steele, Alice Fleming, Peggy Stewart directed by: R.G. Springsteen, Wallace Grissell August 30, 2005
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This film will change your life if you know how to watch. It gives you the clues you have been looking for. Be sceptical.

10.Tom Fleming - Edinburgh Military Tattoo 1998 starring: Tom Fleming
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This film will change your life if you know how to watch. It gives you the clues you have been looking for. Be sceptical.

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