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As You Like It Competition
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Win As You Like It on DVD
Teenfront.co.uk have 3 copies of As You Like Iton DVD to hand away to you comedy film lovers... heres some info about the movie.
With a setting inspired by 19th Century Japan, Kenneth Branagh adapts Shakespeare's lightest and most delightful comedy As You Like It, a celebration of the enduring power of love in all its many guises. Witty, playful and utterly magical, the story is a compelling romantic adventure in which Rosalind and Orlando's famous courtship is played out against a backdrop of political rivalry, banishment and exile in the Forest of Arden. As You Like It, is available to own on DVD from 25th February 2008.
Rosalind (Golden Globe®-nominee Bryce Dallas Howard), is the victim of circumstance as the unfortunate daughter of a banished Duke (Brian Blessed). With her family’s reputation in tatters she is forced to flee her uncle’s royal court and seeks a hidden refuge in the wild Forest of Arden. Accompanied by her loyal cousin Celia (Romola Garai), Rosalind bravely embraces this new, foreign world and disguises herself as a man to avoid detection.
Rosalind turns this situation seemingly to her advantage when she sees the opportunity to befriend her noble admirer Orlando (David Oyelowo). Under this new false identity, she allows herself to open a window to his heart in an attempt to discover his true feelings for her. Gleefully she leads him on a merry dance in lessons of the heart as his new ‘friend’, and is sure that all will be well for them when she reveals herself as his true love.
Unwittingly though, Rosalind has unleashed a terrible chain of events that leads to a series of misunderstandings and falsehoods that threaten to destroy their fragile romance. Cloaked in enforced secrecy Rosalind relies on her wit and charm to give triumph to the forces of true love and justice.
Some of the Bard’s most poetic and beautiful language flow forth as a merry and melancholy series of misunderstandings evolve amidst the collision of court exiles and forest natives as a characteristically complex Shakespearean plot unfolds.
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