Vidclips from Olivier’s 1948 Hamlet
May 14th, 2007 by John Murphy
Here is a video clip of the "Get thee to a nunnery scene" (with Jean Simmons as Ophelia) from the 1948 Hamlet directed by and starring Laurence Olivier:
Here is a video clip of the "Get thee to a nunnery scene" (with Jean Simmons as Ophelia) from the 1948 Hamlet directed by and starring Laurence Olivier:
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