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The Red Eye Series
THE RED EYE SERIES Jai Shree Ram Compiled by NARAYAN CHANGDER FOR HARDCOPY BOOK YOU CAN CONTACT NEAREST BOOKSTORE Narayan Changder I will develop this draft from time to time First printing, March 2019 Contents I Part One 1 Famous playwright, poet and others .......................... 11 1.1 John Keats.................................................... 11 1.2 Christopher Marlowe........................................... 12 1.3 Dr.Faustus By Christopher Marlowe................................ 13 1.4 John Milton................................................... 18 1.5 The Poetry of John Milton........................................ 19 1.6 Paradise Lost- John Milton....................................... 29 1.7 William Wordsworth............................................ 36 1.8 Frankenstein-Mary Shelley...................................... 37 1.9 Samuel Taylor Coleridge........................................ 38 1.10 WilliamJai Shakespeare.... Shree....................................... 39 Ram 1.11 Play by sakespear............................................. 42 1.12 Edmund Spenser.............................................. 51 1.13 Geoffrey Chaucer............................................. 52 1.14 James Joyce.................................................. 53 1.15 Dante........................................................ 63 1.16 Hamlet....................................................... 72 1.17 Macbeth...................................................... 74 1.18 Poetry....................................................... -
Addressing the Queen: Costumes and Elizabeth I in Film
ADDRESSING THE QUEEN: COSTUMES AND ELIZABETH I IN FILM by LISA WARD BOLDING Under the Direction of Frances Teague ABSTRACT This work focuses on how costumes convey meaning about Queen Elizabeth I in her biopics. First, I will examine the queen’s costume in the final scene of Shekhar Kapur’s 1998 film Elizabeth as a response to the heritage film debate. By conflating two famous portrait gowns, Kapur plays upon the audience’s visual expectations of historical film, thereby separating his film from those that had been criticized as “heritage films.” After using Elizabeth to complicate questions of genre, I will turn to Henry Koster’s 1955 film The Virgin Queen in order to examine how Elizabeth’s costumes depict her as a frustrated, passive figure juxtaposed against Sir Walter Raleigh, who actively fashions his identity by choosing his own clothing. INDEX WORDS: Queen Elizabeth I, Cate Blanchett, Bette Davis, Shekhar Kapur, Henry Koster, costumes, historical film, heritage film, national identity, British national identity, royal portraits, iconography ADDRESSING THE QUEEN: COSTUMES AND ELIZABETH I IN FILM by LISA WARD BOLDING B.A., Wofford College, 2001 A Thesis Submitted to the Graduate Faculty of The University of Georgia in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree MASTER OF ARTS ATHENS, GEORGIA 2005 © 2005 Lisa Ward Bolding All Rights Reserved ADDRESSING THE QUEEN: COSTUMES AND ELIZABETH I IN FILM by LISA WARD BOLDING Major Professor: Frances Teague Committee: Christy Desmet Hugh Ruppersburg Electronic Version Approved: Maureen Grasso Dean of the Graduate School The University of Georgia December 2005 DEDICATION To Mom and Nana, for all your generous gifts; my love of stories comes from you. -
Elizabeth Thegolden Ag E
ELIZABETH THEGOLDEN AG E UNIVERSAL PICTURES Presents In Association with STUDIOCANAL A WORKING TITLE Production A SHEKHAR KAPUR Film CATE BLANCHED GEOFFREY RUSH CLIVE. OWEN ELIZABETH THEGOLDENAGE RHYS IFANS JORDI MOLLA ABBIE CORNISH and SAMANTHA MORTON Executive Producers DEBRA HAYWARD L1ZA CHASIN MICHAEL HIRST Produced by TIM BEVAN ERIC FELLNER JONATHAN CAVENDISH Written by WILLIAM NICHOLSON and MICHAEL HIRST Directed by SHEKHAR KAPUR -1- CAST CHARLES BRUCE In order of appearance JEREMY CRACKNELL BENEDICT GREEN King Philip II of Spain JORDI MOLLA ADAM SMITH Infanta AIMEE KING SIMON STRATTON Queen Elizabeth I. CATE BLANCHETT CRISPIN SWAYNE Sir Christopher Hatton LAURENCE FOX Mary Stuart's Ladies-in-Waiting KITTY FOX Lord Howard JOHN SHRAPNEL KATE L1NDESAY Sir Francis Walsingham GEOFFREY RUSH KATHERINE TEMPLAR Annette ..................•......... SUSAN LYNCH Queen Elizabeth's Ladies-in-Waiting . Laundry Woman ELISE McCAVE HAYLEY BURROUGHS Mary Stuart SAMANTHA MORTON KIRSTY McKAY Bess Throckmorton ABBIE CORNISH LUCIA RUCK KEENE Margaret PENELOPE McGHIE LUCIENNE VENISSE-BACK Robert Reston RHYS IFANS Thornas Babington EDDIE REDMAYNE CREW Savage STUART MCLOUGLIN Sir Walter Raleigh CLIVE OWEN Directed by SHEKHAR KAPUR Calley ADRIAN SCARBOROUGH Written by WILLIAM NICHOLSON and Palace Doorkeeper ROBERT STYLES MICHAEL HIRST Don Guerau De Spes WILLIAM HOUSTON Produced by TIM BEVAN First Court Lady CORAL BEED ERIC FELLNER Second Court Lady ROSALIND HALSTEAD JONATHAN CAVENDISH Manteo STEVEN LOTON Executive Producers DEBRA HAYWARD Wanchese MARTIN BARON L1ZA CHASIN Walsingham's Agent DAVID ARMAND MICHAEL HIRST Francis Throckmorton STEVEN ROBERTSON Co-Producer MARY RICHARDS Ramsey JEREMY BARKER Director of Photography REMI ADEFARASIN, ssc Burton GEORGE INNES Production Designer GUY HENDRIX DYAS William Walsingham ADAM GODLEY Editor ...........•............. -
Revisioning the Virgin Queen
Revisioning the Virgin Queen: Changing Images of a Woman in Power, 1955-2006 Elizabeth Louise Jones 17704351 Master of Research 2017 Western Sydney University Cover Picture: Text and Portrait are an Internet meme. Source unknown. This thesis, like all things I do, is for my mother. Acknowledgements First and foremost, I must thank my two supervisors. I am thankful for the help, wisdom, compassion, kindness, and constant reassurance of Judith Snodgrass who I am eternally grateful to have worked with and to know. Thank you to Anne Rutherford, whose insight, advice, and attention to detail were invaluable and whose enthusiasm was both infectious and comforting whenever I felt doubtful or frustrated. Thank you also to David Walton for stepping in for the final month, I am grateful for any and all help with this process. Thank you to the coordinators and teachers in the Master of Research program. Particularly to Jack Tsonis and Alex Norman, who put an inhuman amount of effort into the implementation of this degree yet still manage to make time for us all. Thanks to Greg Barton, Brett Bennett, and Jennifer Mensch, for being amazing teachers and for providing us with incredible support. I have to thank my fellow students who supported me through this entire course. Particular thanks to Toshi without whom we would never know the answers to question we had not even thought to ask. To Alix and Lucie, who supported me and in the process, became two of my best friends. It has been a privilege to work beside them every week and to get to know them. -
Portrait Dolls Listing
Page 1 of 8 Portrait Dolls Listing P/209 Mary, Queen of Scots - Fotheringay Costume P/210 Charles Edward Stuart - "Bonnie Prince Charlie" P/216 Lady Jane Grey - The 9 Days' Queen of England P/238 Margaret Tudor P/248 Lady Diana P/249 Anne of Denmark P/256 Margaret of Anjou P/275 Nell Gwyn P/329 Royal Herald (Court Dress and Royal Arms Tabard) P/400 Queen Elizabeth 11 - State Robes (new crown from Feb 79) P/401 Queen Elizabeth 11 - Garter Robes P/402 Prince Charles - Garter Robes P/403 H.R.H Prince Philip - Garter Robes P/404 H.R.H Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother - Garter Robes P/405 H.R.H Princess Anne (Wedding Dress) P/406 Queen Elizabeth II - Robes of the Order of the Thistle P/407 Captain Mark Phillips (Wedding) (red jacket) P/408 Queen Elizabeth II - Trooping of the Colour P/409 Prince Charles - Grenadier Guards - Trooping the Colour P/410 Prince Philip as Admiral of the Fleet P/411 Prince Charles - State Robes (as worn at his investiture as P of Wales) P/411 Prince Charles - State Robes (Red with white fur and gold trim) P/412 Princess Anne - Informal Riding Dress P/413 Prince Andrew Balmoral P/414 Prince Edward - Balmoral (Kilt) P/415 Queen Elizabeth II - Silver Jubilee P/416 H.R.H. Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh P/417 Princess Margaret - State Dress P/418 King Edward VIII, Duke of Windsor P/419 Mrs. Simpson, Duchess of Windsor P/420 King Edward VI P/421 Princess Elizabeth P/422 Princess Margaret Rose - Coronation P/423 Prince Charles - Uniform of the Royal Regiment of Wales P/424 Lord Mountbatten P/425 The Queen Mother - 80th