These are from a late '90s version of MacBeth in which he played the title role. As usual, just let me know if you're snagging any, and I would prefer you not hotlink.
... no, seriously. This version of Macbeth is set in a sort of post-apocalyptic kind of thing. The castles are old industrial buildings that've been adapted (although it's amazing how clean and neat the clothing can be, considering that they probably don't have washing machines or irons), the witches dissolve into clouds of pixels...
I have decided to not only do the icon caps but slap up some of the base screencaps into a gallery so people can see this fully. It's a fascinating rendition of the play, but I just spent fifteen minutes screaming "SEAN PERTWEE, YOU GIVE NEO BACK HIS WARDROBE RIGHT NOW!"
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Inquiring minds want to know ...
Date: 2006-03-09 09:53 pm (UTC)Re: Inquiring minds want to know ...
Date: 2006-03-09 10:02 pm (UTC)... no, seriously. This version of Macbeth is set in a sort of post-apocalyptic kind of thing. The castles are old industrial buildings that've been adapted (although it's amazing how clean and neat the clothing can be, considering that they probably don't have washing machines or irons), the witches dissolve into clouds of pixels...
The guy on the right is Banquo.
Re: Inquiring minds want to know ...
Date: 2006-03-10 05:03 am (UTC)Also, I think I need to see this. What year did it come out?
Re: Inquiring minds want to know ...
Date: 2006-03-10 05:12 am (UTC)I have decided to not only do the icon caps but slap up some of the base screencaps into a gallery so people can see this fully. It's a fascinating rendition of the play, but I just spent fifteen minutes screaming "SEAN PERTWEE, YOU GIVE NEO BACK HIS WARDROBE RIGHT NOW!"
And that would be why.
Re: Inquiring minds want to know ...
Date: 2006-03-10 03:43 pm (UTC)Aha. Michael Bogdanov was responsible for some of the more cractastic stagings at our local Shakespeare company, too.
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