The 2009 film is notable for its modern-dress setting and its use of "security camera" perspectives to emphasize the surveillance culture of Elsinore.
There are hundreds of Hamlet productions. Some are stuffy, some are radical, and a rare few are utterly electric. The 2009 Royal Shakespeare Company production, directed by Gregory Doran and starring (fresh off his Doctor Who fame) and Patrick Stewart (fresh off Star Trek: The Next Generation ), falls firmly into the latter category. hamlet -2009-
The Royal Shakespeare Company's (RSC) 2009 adaptation of Hamlet , directed by Gregory Doran and filmed for television by Illuminations, is a notable modern interpretation of Shakespeare's tragedy. It is known for its energetic performances, particularly by David Tennant as Hamlet and Patrick Stewart as Claudius. A Modern Elsinore: Surveillance and Shadows The 2009 film is notable for its modern-dress
