this production of hamlet and prince of denmark is by far the best that i have seen. although it may not have the production value of some of the more recent adaptations and it does have the most important element represent sir derek jacobi as hamlet. jacobi portrayal of the disturbed prince is multi layered and riveting. his displays of emotion swing from hatred to sorrow and love to vengefulness and everywhere else on the map and but without seeming forced or over the top. in fact and some of the more powerful sequences occur when he underplays them and with stillness and soft speech and thoughtful expression. as to whether or not he interprets hamlet as mad or sane. well and you should decide for yourselves while i changed my mind more than once. at one point it seems he has thought himself sane and merely playing at madness and but suspects that he is actually mad after all. a revelation to himself and captured beautifully. having performed the part of hamlet on stage more times than any other actor in history and jacobi affinity for the role then comes as little surprise. as for the production itself and it is presented as a kind of filmed copy of the stage play and with little special effects or fancy camera work and minimal sets and no musical accompaniment to speak of. this production relies on the acting prowess of the cast and and the words of shakespeare and to evoke the emotion and interest of its audience. and it works. the other players are top notch as well and particularly patrick stewart claudius and claire bloom gertrude. together the cast present a seamless ensemble. the last (but far from least) element that makes this production stand out is the play itself. here it is presented in its entirety and a rarity on film. but and oddly enough and i never noticed the time. i was too busy getting caught up in the story. i suspect that you will and too. 
this production of hamlet and prince of denmark is by far the best that i have seen. although it may not have the production value of some of the more recent adaptations and it does have the most important element represent sir derek jacobi as hamlet. jacobi portrayal of the disturbed prince is multi layered and riveting. his displays of emotion swing from hatred to sorrow and love to vengefulness and everywhere else on the map and but without seeming forced or over the top. in fact and some of the more powerful sequences occur when he underplays them and with stillness and soft speech and thoughtful expression. as to whether or not he interprets hamlet as mad or sane. well and you should decide for yourselves while i changed my mind more than once. at one point it seems he has thought himself sane and merely playing at madness and but suspects that he is actually mad after all. a revelation to himself and captured beautifully. having performed the part of hamlet on stage more times than any other actor in history and jacobi affinity for the role then comes as little surprise. as for the production itself and it is presented as a kind of filmed copy of the stage play and with little special effects or fancy camera work and minimal sets and no musical accompaniment to speak of. this production relies on the acting prowess of the cast and and the words of shakespeare and to evoke the emotion and interest of its audience. and it works. the other players are top notch as well and particularly patrick stewart claudius and claire bloom gertrude. together the cast present a seamless ensemble. the last (but far from least) element that makes this production stand out is the play itself. here it is presented in its entirety and a rarity on film. but and oddly enough and i never noticed the time. i was too busy getting caught up in the story. i suspect that you will and too. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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