Star Wars certainly shares some elements of a Shakespearean tragedy, but this is the first time I can remember where it’s been literally converted into one. These are excerpts from an actual book that aims to do just that, turn a New Hope into a Shakespearean play, which you can buy here.
Weird this is the first I’m hearing about this, but I suppose that I can’t keep track of every geeky thing that goes on in the universe. Check out the excerpts below via Geek-Art.
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This reminded me of the scene in orange county where the teacher talks about his favorite Shakespeare movies
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5BzDVDotzI