Kenneth Branagh undergoes a physical transformation in the upcoming film All Is True, in which the Oscar-nominated actor-director—and Shakespearean interpreter—brings the Bard himself to life.
In the clip above, a student questions how Shakespeare can write so knowingly about experiences he has never had. Watch the video above to see his answer!
The film, directed by Branagh, also stars Judi Dench as Shakespeare's wife Anne, and Ian McKellen as the Earl of Southampton (who was often on the receiving end of the Bard's sonnets) and is set in Stratford-Upon-Avon in the days following Shakespeare's return to his family after the Globe theatre burned down.
All Is True is set for release in New York City and Los Angeles May 10.
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The cast of Macbeth
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The cast of Macbeth
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The cast of Macbeth
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Kenneth Branagh
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Kenneth Branagh and Alex Kingston
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Alex Kingston
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Alex Kingston
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The cast of Macbeth
Stephanie Berger
The cast of Macbeth
Stephanie Berger
The cast of Macbeth
Stephanie Berger
The cast of Macbeth
Stephanie Berger
Alex Kingston
Stephanie Berger
Alex Kingston
Stephanie Berger
Kenneth Branagh and Alex Kingston
Stephanie Berger
The cast of Macbeth
Stephanie Berger
Alex Kingston and Kenneth Branagh
Stephanie Berger
Kenneth Branagh
Stephanie Berger
Kenneth Branagh
Stephanie Berger
The cast of Macbeth
Stephanie Berger
The cast of Macbeth
Stephanie Berger
The cast of Macbeth
Stephanie Berger