[ SECRET POST #2615 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2615 ⌋

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Comments

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I find filmed for TV plays strange at the best of times and IMO that production did seem to suffer a little from being caught between the two. I don't mind it but I agree with you there's a few issues.

I also believe Hiddleston was hampered by some of the decisions made by the director but as someone who does identify as a fan I'm wary of saying that in case people think I'm just defending one of my faves. So it's actually quite nice to see someone who isn't a fan say that. That's not to say there aren't issues with his interpretation but it can't help if you're given something to work with that doesn't work.

And it's funny you mention Henry V being the first filmed because even before I knew that, I got that impression. The Hollow Crown is so weird for me in that it seems to get progressively worse in terms of overall quality. And that's not me saying the later parts are terrible, it's just I didn't feel Henry IV Part II and Henry V as much as the other two plays.