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| Rosencrantz & Guildenstern (Newtonian Physics) |
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Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
Play & Film by Tom Stoppard
Based on "Hamlet" by Shakespeare
Gary Oldman (pre-Dracula)
Tim Roth (pre-Resevoir Dogs)
"Newton's Apple & The Law of Gravity"
"Energy & Force" "Physics Laws"
clip 6 of 6
An apple falls & hits Rosencrantz on the head
and he contemplates the Law of Gravity, like
Newton; Guildenstern intimidates him, & the
subject is changed.
Rosencrantz discovers physics: "Energy is
neither created nor destroyed, only
transferred", "For every action there is an
equal and opposite reaction"; which is foiled
by Guildenstern who says "leave things
alone".
Post-Modern play in the tradition of "Waiting
for Godot" by Sam Beckett
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Affichage : 7759
Durée : 157 s |
| Rosencrantz & Guildenstern (Memory Hamburger) |
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Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
Play & Film by Tom Stoppard
Based on "Hamlet" by Shakespeare
Gary Oldman (pre-Dracula)
Tim Roth (pre-Resevoir Dogs)
"Memory - Hamburger" clip 2 of 6
"What is the first thing you remember?"
"Its no good, its gone. Ive forgotten."
Rosencrantz invents the hamburger, using New
World Tomatoes (2 new discoveries). foiled by
Gildenstern taking them for granted as
"playing with your food" while he is still
interested in the Coin Paradox.
Post-Modern Symbolism in the tradition of
"Waiting For Godot" by Sam Beckett
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Affichage : 6492
Durée : 155 s |
| Rosencrantz & Guildenstern (Bath Steam Windmill) |
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Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
Play & Film by Tom Stoppard
Based on "Hamlet" by Shakespeare
Gary Oldman (pre-Dracula)
Tim Roth (pre-Resevoir Dogs)
"Law of Buoyancy" "Canal Lock Theory"
"Steam-powered Turbine"
"Windmill" "Pinwheel" "Propeller"
clip 5 of 6
Rosencrantz discovers the Law of Buoyancy,
and the basis for canal lock design; he
becomes foiled by his own distractions.
Rosencrantz discovers steam power; which is
foiled by Guildenstern wanting to use the
water. The pinwheel then begins to blow in
the wind like a windmill or propeller, but it
does not "take off" when released.
Post-Modern play in the tradition of "Waiting
for Godot" by Sam Beckett
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Affichage : 4735
Durée : 230 s |
| Rosencrantz & Guildenstern (Gravity Question Court) |
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Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
Play & Film by Tom Stoppard
Based on "Hamlet" by Shakespeare
Gary Oldman (pre-Dracula)
Tim Roth (pre-Resevoir Dogs)
"Ball vs Feather - Question Game"
clip 3 of 6
Rosencrantz stumbles upon the Theory of the
Speed of Gravity being a Constant, but it is
foiled by Guildenstern witnessing his flawed
demonstration which actually exhibits the Law
of Aerodynamics.
The Question Game is played on an early
badmitten/tennis court as a spoof on the
basis of Socratic & even Shakespearean
Dialogue; and the "play within a play"
concept parallel to "The World's a Stage" and
"Life's a Game".
Post-Modern play in the tradition of "Waiting
for Godot" by Sam Beckett
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Affichage : 14706
Durée : 205 s |
| Rosencrantz & Guildenstern (Actors Play Death Airplane) |
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Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
Play & Film by Tom Stoppard
Based on "Hamlet" by Shakespeare
Gary Oldman (pre-Dracula)
Tim Roth (pre-Resevoir Dogs)
"Play within a Play" "The World is a Stage"
"Experience Death" "Paper Airplane"
clip 4 of 6
The Actors are the only characters who will
talk with them outside of the Hamlet script.
They are practicing a play to perform within
a play and they live only to act. No
questions are asked or answered that are not
within the script.
Rosencrantz discovers how to make a paper
airplane, and then a design for a biplane;
which is foiled by Guildenstern who is not to
be distracted from eavesdropping.
Post-Modern play in the tradition of "Waiting
for Godot" by Sam Beckett
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Affichage : 3082
Durée : 156 s |
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