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“No beast so fierce but knows some touch of pity... But I know none, and therefore am no beast." Morávek didn’t handle this adaptation of the Shakespeare classic too well. I can’t say it’s actually bad, but it is brought down considerably because it doesn’t work as a unit. Some occasional powerful moments make up for this rather shaky overall product, but paradoxically these are mainly scenes where Pavel Zedníček doesn’t make an appearance. He is the stumbling block for this entire play. Try as he might, he doesn’t manage to convince the viewer by his Richard III even for a second. Which, with a play that focuses primarily on the title role, is bad. Really, really bad. Unfortunately, Richard III is just another in a quickly growing series of badly adapted Shakespeare appearing recently on the Czech stage.
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