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Shakespe be In Love -Combination of Romantic Comedy and Shakespe atomic number 18an TragedyWilliam Shakespeare once told us, exclusively the Worlds a Stage and now his quote croupe be applied to his own life as it is portrayed in the recent film, Shakespeare In Love. This 1998 motion picture prospered with the creative scripting of Tom Stoppard and Marc Norman and direction of John Madden. The combined effort of these men, on top of many another(prenominal) other elements, produced a film that can equally be enjoyed by the Shakespeare lover for its literary brilliance, or for the romantic viewer who wants to experience a passionate love story.This movie begins in the year 1593 when there are two playhouses in London (The Curtain airfield and The Rose Theatre) that are competing with one another for playwrights and audiences. The Rose Theatre hires Shakespeare (played by Joseph Fiennes) to write the comedy, Romeo and Ethel the plagiarisers Daughter, in a drastic attempt to stup efy in some cash. William agrees to write this piece, but also offers it to the Curtain Theatre, seeing where it will be of more profit. The only trouble is, he is currently suffering a severe case of writers retard that can only be cured by finding himself a muse.The character of Viola (played by Gwyneth Paltrow) is first seen at The Curtain Theatre where she is captivated by the performance of Shakespeares The Two Gentlemen of Verona, while the wait of the audience seems bored. She is currently being urged to follow Lord Wessex, but wants to marry for love. She wants to have real love, love as there has never been in a play. She is inspired, however by the theatre and especially by the whole caboodle of Shakespeare.Will anxiously looks for the woman who will become his muse, and immediatel... ... him to write the great love tragedy of all time, not the greatest love comedy (70).Shakespeare in Love is an incredible literary work that holds both truths and fantasies active S hakespeares life, along with a beautiful romance story. It is what David Denby calls an exciting literary-erotic fun (19). Whether one is in the mood for a romantic comedy, a Shakespeare tragedy, or just an all around excellent film, Shakespeare in Love is a great choice. The stage has your life now Mr. Shakespeare.Works CitedBloom, Harold. Interview. Bloom the Bardolator. By Yahlin Chang. Newsweek. February 1999 64.Denby, David. The Movies. The New Yorker. January 1999 19.Grant, Emound, ed. The Motion Picture Guide. New York News Am., 1999.Stoppard, Tom. Interview The gibe Stealers. By Elizabeth Gleick London. Time. January 1999 70-1.