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película de 1948 dirigida por Laurence Olivier

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Hamlet is a 1948 British drama film directed, written, and produced by Laurence Olivier. Based on William Shakespeare’s play, the black-and-white picture features a cast including Basil Sydney, Eileen Herlie, Jean Simmons, and Stanley Holloway. The film was produced by Two Cities Films and J. Arthur Rank Organisation, with music by William Walton and cinematography by Desmond Dickinson. Roger Furse served as both production and costume designer. The narrative is set in Denmark.

The film has a runtime of approximately 150 to 154 minutes. It received an Academy Award for Best Picture and Best Actor, along with the National Board of Review Top Ten Films award. Olivier was also nominated for Best Director, and the film received nominations for Best Supporting Actress. It won four Oscars in total, accumulating 18 wins and 6 nominations. Critical reception included a Metascore of 82 and a Rotten Tomatoes rating of 96%.

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Film · TMDB

7.4

Winner of four Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Actor, Sir Laurence Olivier’s Hamlet continues to be the most compelling version of Shakespeare’s beloved tragedy. Olivier is at his most inspired—both as director and as the melancholy Dane himself—as he breathes new life into the words of one of the world’s greatest dramatists.

Released: 1948-12-10153 minDir: Laurence OlivierDramaBudget: $750,000

Cast

  • Laurence Olivier as Hamlet - Prince of Denmark / Voice of Ghost
  • Basil Sydney as Claudius - The King
  • Eileen Herlie as Gertrude - The Queen
  • Norman Wooland as Horatio - His Friend
  • Felix Aylmer as Polonius - Lord Chamberlain
  • Jean Simmons as Ophelia

Themes

  • father murder
  • based on play or musical
  • fratricide

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Ratings

IMDb

7.6/10

19,146 votes

Rotten Tomatoes

96%

Metacritic

82/100

Year
1948
Runtime
154 min
Genres
Drama
Rated
Approved
Awards
Won 4 Oscars. 18 wins & 6 nominations total

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Key facts

Directed by
Laurence Olivier
Screenplay by
Laurence Olivier, (uncredited)
Based on
Hamlet , 1599 play, by William Shakespeare
Produced by
Laurence Olivier
Starring
Laurence Olivier
Cinematography
Desmond Dickinson
Edited by
Helga Cranston
Music by
William Walton
Production company
Two Cities
Distributed by
Rank Film Distributors Ltd.
Release date
4 May 1948 ( 1948-05-04 )
Running time
155 minutes
Country
United Kingdom
Language
English
Budget
£527,530
Box office
$3,250,000 (US rentals) or £1,352,200

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
film
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Original language
English language
Based on
Hamlet
Screenwriter
Laurence Olivier
Cast member
Anthony Bushell
Cinematographer
Desmond Dickinson
Narrative location
Denmark
Duration
150
FilmAffinity ID
902489
Distribution format
video on demand
Image
London Film Museum - DSCF4108 (5755438458).jpg
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publication date
1948-09-28
title
Hamlet
production designer
Roger Furse
after a work by
William Shakespeare
costume designer
Roger Furse
Commons category
Hamlet (1948 film)
distributed by
iTunes
assessment
Bechdel test
review score
96%
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Article · Español

Hamlet es una película británica de 1948, escrita, producida, actuada y dirigida por Laurence Olivier. Protagonizada por Laurence Olivier, Eileen Herlie, Basil Sydney, Norman Wooland, Felix Aylmer, Terence Morgan y Jean Simmons en los papeles principales, el guion está adaptado de la obra homónima de William Shakespeare. Galardonada con numerosos premios cinematográficos internacionales, fue ganadora del Óscar a la mejor película en 1948

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