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Mandarin M3 page#1 of 2 page(s), Library Apr 21,2016 Title Publication Date 10 things I hate about you [DVD] (2010). (Directed by Gil Junger). [2010] A Midsummer Night's Dream [DVD] (1935). directed by Max Reinhardt and William Dieterle 2007, p1935. A midsummer night's dream [DVD] (1981). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films. (2003, p1981) A midsummer night's dream [DVD] (1999). Directed by Michael Hoffman. c1999. Acting Shakespeare [DVD] (1982). Directed by Kirk Browning c2009. An age of kings [DVD] (1960). Directed by Michael Hayes 2009, c1960. Antony Cleopatra [DVD] (1980). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films 2005, c1980. As you like it [DVD] (1936). Directed by Paul Czinner c2004. As you like it [DVD] (1978). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films. (2003, p1978) As you like it [DVD] (1983). Directed by John Hirsch 2007, c1983. Caesar and Cleopatra [DVD] (2009). Directed by Des McAnuff : [2010] Coriolanus [DVD] (1983). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films 2005, c1983. Cymbeline [DVD] (1982) Directed by Elijah Moshinsky / c1982. Elizabeth Rex [DVD] (2002). Directed by Barbara Willis Sweete / c2002. Forbidden planet [DVD] (1956). Directed by Fred McLeod Wilcox 2006, p1956. Gnomeo Juliet [DVD] (2011). Directed by Kelly Asbury c2011. Hamlet [DVD] (1948). Directed by Laurence Olivier 2006, p1948. Hamlet [DVD] (1996). Directed by Kenneth Branagh 2007, c1996. Hamlet [DVD] (2000). Directed by Michael Almereyda 2001, p2000. Hamlet, Prince of Denmark [DVD] (1980). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films. (2002, p1980) Henry IV Part I II [DVD] (1979). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films 2004, c1979. Henry V [DVD] (1944). Directed by Laurence Olivier 2006, p1944. Henry V [DVD] (1979). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films 2004, c1979. Henry V [DVD] (1989). Directed by Kenneth Branagh. 2000, p1989. Henry VI, part I [DVD] (1983) Directed by Jane Howell. [2000] Henry VI, part II [DVD] (1983) Directed by Jane Howell. [2000, c1983] Henry VI, part III [DVD] (1983) Directed by Jane Howell. [2000] Henry VIII [DVD] (1979) Directed by Kevin Billington. [2000 or 2001] Julius Caesar [DVD] (1953). Directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz. 2006, p1953. Julius Caesar [DVD] (1979). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films. (2002, 1979) King John [DVD] (1984) Directed by David Giles [1999, 1984] King Lear [DVD] (2009). Directed by Trevor Nunn (2009), King Lear [DVD] (1953) Directed by Orson Welles [2010], c1953. King Lear [DVD] (1974). Directed by Tony Davenall. (2005, p1974) King Lear [DVD] (1982). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films 2005, c1982. King Lear [DVD] (1983). Directed by Michael Elliott c1984. Looking for Richard / [DVD] (2005) Directed by Al Pacino. c2005. Macbeth [DVD] (1948) Directed by Orson Welles c2012. Macbeth [DVD] (1978). Directed by Philip Casson. (2004, p1978) MacBeth [DVD] (1983). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films. (2002, p1983) Macbeth [DVD] (2010) Directed by Rupert Goold c2010. Much ado about nothing [DVD] (1993). Directed by Kenneth Branagh. 2003, p1993. Much ado about nothing [DVD] (1987). Directed by Peter Moss : 2007,c1989. Much ado about nothing [DVD] (2012). Directed by Joss Whedon. 2013. O [DVD] (2001). Directed by Tim Blake Nelson 2002, p2001. Mandarin M3 page#2 of 2 page(s), Library Apr 21,2016 Title Publication Date Orson Welles' Chimes at midnight [DVD] (1965) Directed by Orson Welles 1966. Othello [DVD] (1952) Directed by Orson Welles 2003. Othello [DVD] (1965). Directed by Stuart Burge 2007, p1965. Othello [DVD] (1981). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films. (2002, p1981) Ran [DVD] (1985). directed by Akira Kurosawa 1998, c1985. Richard II [DVD] (1978). Produced by BBc Time-Life Films. 2004, c1978. Richard III [DVD] (1955). Directed by Laurence Olivier 2006, p1955. Richard III [DVD] (1981). Produced by BBc Time-Life Films 2004, c1981. Richard III [DVD] (1995). Directed by Richard Loncraine. (2005, p1995) Romeo Juliet [DVD] (1976). Directed by Joan Kemp-Welch. (2005, p1976) Romeo Juliet [DVD] (1978). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films (2002, p1978) Romeo Juliet [DVD] (1993). Directed by Richard Monnette : 2003, c1993. Romeo + Juliet [DVD] (1996). Directed by Baz Luhrmann. (2006, p1996). Romeo and Juliet [DVD] (1936). Directed by George Cukor 2007, p1936. Romeo and Juliet [DVD] (1968). Directed by Franco Zeffirelli 2000, p1968. Shakespeare in love [DVD] (1998). Directed by John Madden. 1998. Shakespeare retold [DVD] (2005) 2007,p 2005. The comedy of errors [DVD] (1989). Directed by Richard Monette : 2007, c1989. The merchant of Venice [DVD] (1980). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films. (2003, p1980) The merchant of Venice [DVD] (2004). Directed byMichael Radford 2005, p2004. The reduced Shakespeare Company [DVD] (2001). Directed by Paul Kafno. 2003, c2001. The taming of the shrew [DVD] (1967). directed by Franco Zeffirelli 1999, p1969. The taming of the shrew [DVD] (1980). Produced by BBC Time-Life. (2003, p1980) The taming of the shrew [DVD] (1988). Directed by Richard Monette : 2003, c1988. The tempest [DVD] (2011). Directed by Shelagh O'Brien. 2011. The tempest [DVD] (1980). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films. (2003, p1980) The tempest [DVD] (2012) Directed by Julie Taymor 2011, c2010. The winter's tale [DVD] (1981) Directed by Jane Howell [2000 or 2001] Throne of blood [DVD] (1957). Directed by Akira Kurosawa 1957, c2003. Timon of Athens [DVD] (1981). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films 2005, c1981. Titus Andronicus [DVD] (1985). Produced by BBC Time-Life Films 2005, c1985. Titus [DVD] (1999). Directed by Julie Taymor 2006, p1999. Troilus and Cressida [DVD[ (1981) Directed by Jonathan Miller [2000?, c1981)] Twelfth night [DVD] (1969). Directed by John Dexter. / c2008. Twelfth night [DVD] (1986). Directed by Alan Erlich : 2004, c1986. Twelfth night [DVD] (1988). Directed by Pual Kafno. (2005, p1988) Twelfth night [DVD] (1996). Directed by Trevor Nunn [2005] Will Shakespeare [DVD] (1978). Directed by Peter Wood, Mark Cullingham, Robert Knights 2008,p1978..
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