The interior versus the exterior in Orson Welless Macbeth and Laurence Oliviers Hamlet in comparison

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The paper explores the enduring influence of Shakespeare, particularly in film adaptations during the twentieth century. It highlights the competitive landscape among renowned directors who brought Shakespeare's works to the screen, focusing on notable adaptations by Laurence Olivier and Orson Welles. Both directors excelled in multiple roles, combining their talents as actors, directors, and producers. The analysis specifically centers on Olivier's "Hamlet" and Welles' "Macbeth," examining their unique interpretations and contributions to cinematic portrayals of Shakespearean drama.