1. Shakespeare Instant view on Amazon.com - $2.99 New to Amazon Instant Video? Watch Amazon Instant Video on the Kindle Fire HD and hundreds of other compatible devices. See how to watch on your TV, computer, or tablet.Kindle Fire HDSee how Enjoy Unlimited Streaming with Prime Instant Video: Stream over 30,000 movies and TV episodes on virtually any TV with compatible streaming devices starting under $100. Shop now.Shop now Much Ado About Nothing – same film from class.

2. Amazon instant video recommend $2.99 A Midsummer Night’s Dream starring Michelle Phifer Also on Netflix Instant – choose the 1996 production, NOT the 1968

3. Brief version – read a summary first Ethan Hawke is joined by Julia Stiles and Bill Murray in a hip, thoroughly contemporary adaptation of William Shakespeare's epic story of passion. The president of the Denmark Corporation is dead... and already his wife is remarried to the man suspected of his murder! Nobody is more troubled by this... than her son, Hamlet (Hawke). Now, after this hostile takeover, vengeance is in the air! Starring: Ethan Hawke, Sam Shepard Directed by: Michael Almereyda Runtime: 1 hour 52 minutes Release year: 2003 Studio: Lionsgate Cost = $1.99 Hamlet 2000 Starring Ethan Hawke

4. Interested in the king whose bones were recently found buried under a parking lot? Richard III – one of Shakespeare’s histories & a study in Evil! Al Pacino has a documentary film crew follow him as he works on a production of Shakespeare's Richard III; conducting interviews with fellow actors and participating in dramatic scenes. Starring: Al Pacino, Harris Yulin Directed by: Al Pacino Runtime: 1 hour 53 minutes Studio: 20th Century Fox Looking for Richard – a documentary w/ many scenes from the play & showing how the production was planned & put together. Another star – Alex Baldwin

5. PBS this year – all good. Suggestion – Ethan Hawke in study of Macbeth or David Tennant (former Dr. Who) in study of Hamlet $1.99 per episode Shakespeare Uncovered 4 one hour episodes You can see them for free from the pbs web site www.pbs.org