Reading · Part 6
Four critics comment on the play.
There can rarely have been such an angry young Dane. In Michael Grandage's fast and filtered production of Hamlet, Jude Law is alight with ire. Thickened with disgust, he becomes almost ugly. He plunges in at full tilt; he jabs with each verb and gesture. At times he becomes a parody of his own vehemence: even 'and'…
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