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USE simple words , easy to understand , school level each part with a short paragraph its due after 15 hours [login to view URL] first read the hamlet speech "[login to view URL] before you watch act 1Gibson version and Hawke version and read to be or not to be" [login to view URL] before you watch act 3for Gibson version and Hawke version , then watch the film with the 2virgins that we have so you can answer the questions easier 1- [login to view URL] >>Hamlet Film Clip -- Act 1, Scene 2 [Gibson version] 2- [login to view URL] >> Hamlet Film Clip -- Act 1, Scene 2 [Hawke version] 3- [login to view URL] >>Hamlet Film Clip -- Act 3, Scene 1 "To Be" [Gibson version] 4- [login to view URL] >>Hamlet Film Clip -- Act 3, Scene 1 "To Be" [Hawke version] After viewing the Hamlet film clip , answer the following questions. These clips are from two versions: one starring Mel Gibson as Hamlet (1990) and another starring Ethan Hawke in a modern update (2000). Write your answers on the back or attach another sheet. Part 1: First compare and contrast the Act I “Frailty, thy name is woman” scenes by both actors. What is similar and what is different about their performances (their movements, the way they deliver the lines, etc)? What emotions do they portray? Which performance was more effective for you? Part 2: Next, compare the famous “To be or not to be” soliloquy from both versions (Act III). Again, compare the performance of the two actors. How do the settings in each reflect the tone of the words in the speech? What was your response to the way that each actor chose to portray the character of Hamlet in this key scene? Part 3: Describe your response to seeing these scenes translated from the page to the screen. Did it meet your expectations after reading the text? What stood out to you most in the film depictions of these scenes