A Concise companion to Shakespeare on screen - Henderson, Diana E. 1957-. (Malden, Mass. Blackwell Pub., 2006)
Authorship : getting back to Shakespeare : whose film is it anyway? / Elsie Walker -- Cinema studies : "thou dost usurp authority" : Beerbohm Tree, Reinhardt, Olivier, Welles, and the politics of adapting Shakespeare / Anthony Guneratne -- Theatricality : stage, screen and nation : Hamlet and the space of history / Robert Shaughnessy -- The artistic process : learning from Campbell Scott?s Hamlet / Diana E. Henderson -- Cinematic performance : spectacular bodies : acting + cinema + Shakespeare / Barbara Godgdon -- Gender studies : Shakespeare, sex and violence : negotiating masculinities in Branagh?s Henry V and Taymor?s Titus / Pascale Aesbischer -- Globalization : figuring the global/historical in filmic Shakespearean tragedy / |r Mark Thornton Burnett -- Cross-cultural interpretation : reading Kurosawa reading Shakespeare / Anthony Dawson -- Popular culture : will of the people : recent Shakespeare film parody and the politics of popularization / Douglas Lanier -- Television studies : brushing up Shakespeare : relevance and televisual form / Roberta Pearson and William Uricchio -- Remediation : Hamlet among the pixelvisionaries : video art, authenticity and "wisdom" in Almereyda?s Hamlet / Peter S. Donaldson.
Keywords: Shakespeare, William -- 1564-1616 -- Film adaptations; English drama -- Film and video adaptations; Film adaptations -- History and criticism