Anonymous coming soon

[Captain Teague]

Anyone heard much about this movie? Supposedly part of a grand debate that Shakespeare was a fraud and that all his works were written by someone else.


http://www.anonymous-movie.com/

[Lady Kathleen of Olmsted]

I saw the trailer for this a few weeks ago when at the movies.

I will see this more for the Costuming. I go into Period Costume Overload when I see films set in a  specific period that I do a lot of.

[The Lady Mercedes]

Yep & eagerly awaiting it!

[Betty Munro]

I too have seen the preview.  I couldn't figure out what the heck it was about, but the costumes caught my eye, and I am going to see it!

[The Lady Mercedes]

Something I'm happy about: every so often, if I'm lucky, the ad for it pops up on my Kindle! 

[Hibernian]

I did the same thing and my spouse laughed out loud at me, "how typical, see a movie trailer and whats the first thing you look at? Garb!!

[LadyShadow]

I did the same thing and my spouse laughed out loud at me, "how typical, see a movie trailer and whats the first thing you look at? Garb!!

I did that with the Three Musketeers preview 

[BLAKDUKE]

I did the same thing and my spouse laughed out loud at me, "how typical, see a movie trailer and whats the first thing you look at? Garb!!

I feel your pain.  When my wife and I go to flea markets, we always run into the guy selling drapes and ornate bedspreads and comforters and I always remark, "gee that would make an awsome doublet"  consequently she passes on it because she is afraid I will go ahead and do just that.  I don't have any new doublets lately, but I also don't have hundreds of ducats worth of bedspreads and drapery stuffed in a storage tower.

The BLAKDUKE

[kcdcchef]

they are actually filiming a flash mob for it, or for it's marketing, something, at the Kansas City Renaissnce Festival this weekend, a flash mob is going to read the where for art thou romeo scene at the front gate.