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Clips from Anonymous

"William..."
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"Shake..."
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"Speare."
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"My lady."
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"Who was that man? l've seen him here before."
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"Edward."
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"We must discuss our daughter's dowry."
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"Dowry? She cannot marry"
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"without a dowry becoming to the daughter of the Earl of Oxford."
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"l can give her Brooke House and 100 pounds."
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"A hundred pounds, Father? Mother?"
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"That is all we have to give at the moment."
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"Leave us, Bridget."
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"Edward, our family"
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"is in financial ruins, and you--"
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"You..."
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"play the flute while Rome burns."
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"Nero fiddled whilst Rome burned."
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"My God."
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"writing again."
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"After you promised."
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"Anne, you should have seen them, the mob."
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"They didn't sit there like the reptilia of court,"
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"faces motionless, fangs momentarily retracted."
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"No! They climbed the stage! They fought the French!"
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"Stop it! Stop this at once!"
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"Why must you write?"
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"Why must you continue to humiliate my family?"
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"[ANNE SOBBlNG]"
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"The voices, Anne."
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"[♪♪♪]"
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"The voices, l can't stop them. They come to me."
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"When l sleep, when l wake, when l sup. When l walk down the hall."
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"The sweet longings of a maiden, the surging ambitions of a courtier,"
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"the designs of a murderer, the pleas of his victims."
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"Only when l put their words, their voices, to parchment"
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"are they cast loose, freed."
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"Only then is my mind quieted."
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"At peace."
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"l would go mad if l didn't write down the voices."
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"Are you possessed?"
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"Maybe l am."
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"SHAKESPEARE: This is incredible, Ben."
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"The whole bloody thing in verse."
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"lt's really not that difficult if you try."
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"Oh, and have you ever tried?"
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"Ahh. But soft!"
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"What light through yonder window breaks?"
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"lt is the east, and Juliet is the sun."
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"l'll have little trouble parting the legs of barmaids."
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"You cannot play Romeo."
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"What? Why not? l'm perfect for the role."
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"l will not let that oaf Spencer have another go at one of my roles."
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"Only Will Shakespeare can pump the life into Romeo's veins."
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"And his codpiece. No, Ben."
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"Ben, l'm an actor. Every inch of me,"
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"right down to my very toes. l want to..."
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"So bloody well act like a writer."
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"And, for God's sake, keep off the stage."
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"Writers do not have time to act."
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"[♪♪♪]"
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"[SlGHS]"
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"SPENCER [AS ROMEO]: What lady's that, which doth enrich the hand of yonder knight?"
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"O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright."
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"lt seems she hangs upon the cheek of night,"
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"like a rich jewel in an Ethiop's ear."
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"[GROANS]"
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"Beauty too rich for use, for earth too dear."
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"So shows a snowy dove trooping with crows,"
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"as yonder lady o'er her fellows shows."
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"The measure done, l'll watch her place of stand,"
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"and, touching hers, make blessed my rude hand."
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"Did my heart love till now? Forswear it, sight!"
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"For l ne'er saw true beauty till this night."
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"[MUSlClANS PLAYlNG]"
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"My Lord of Oxford."
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"WOMAN 1: That's the Earl of Oxford. OXFORD: Majesty."
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"WOMAN 2: Yes, and doesn't he look handsome?"
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"WOMAN 1: Most definitely."
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"We very much liked your play tonight."
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"Did he?"
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"ELlZABETH: Brash, yet brave."
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"A boy and yet a man."
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"Fair on the eyes."
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"Fairer to the ear."
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"We are glad of your return from the continent."
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"Two years is too long without such excellent amusements."
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"Had l known my absence would have caused Your Grace so much longing,"
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"l would have returned much, much sooner."
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"Your wife must be pleased to have you once more present at her side."
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"lt is but a small comfort to me."
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"l am returned only under my father-in-law's insistence."
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"Cecil told me your match was one of love."
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"So he would wish."
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"But how could one love the moon after having seen the sun?"
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"[ELlZABETH LAUGHS]"
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"ELlZABETH: Which country did you like the best on your travels, my lord?"
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"ltaly, Your Grace."
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"Hmm. ltaly. And why is that?"
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"The weather? Or the food?"
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"No, no. Their theater,"
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"And, of course,"
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"the women."
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"The women?"
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"They were more, uh, clear..."
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"with their desires. When they want something, they take it."
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"They do not wait to be taken."
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"[♪♪♪]"
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"[BOTH PANTlNG]"
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"ELlZABETH: l can't decide."
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"Are you Prince Hal?"
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"Or Romeo?"
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"No."
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"You're Puck."
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"Puck? Yes, Puck."
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"[BOTH CHUCKLE]"
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"Puck would never fight for you in the Netherlands."
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"The Netherlands?"
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"Well, why not?"
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"lt's an open secret you support the rebels against Spain."
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