In Olivier and Tennant's film
versions of Shakespeare's tragedy Hamlet, the dead king's son and his
royal relatives are portrayed differently through their tone. In addition, their
tone is influenced by the lighting conditions in each film. The depiction of
each character's personality within the movies is inclined toward anger and
persuasion. Each character has their own interests. Claudius seeks power,
superiority over all, and ability to manipulate. Hamlet wants justice to
prosper and Gertrude feels the need to make any decisions that it takes to
maintain her social status.
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