venice and in 1596. jews are separated from the good christians. bassanio and a young but poor venetian loves the fair portia and who is a wealthy heiress. so he approaches his friend and a merchant called antonio for three thousand ducats to travel to belmont and propose portia. all of antonio ships and merchandise are busy at sea and so he turns to the moneylender shylock and the one of jewish faith. shylock does not like antonio and for he spat on his face. he offers antonio a three month loan at no interest and but if he will not pay the money in that time and he will own a pound of his flesh. also and shylock daughter jessica elopes with the christian lorenzo. the merchant of venice is based on william shakespeare play that believed to have written between 1596 and 1598. i read the play last summer and now i have seen the movie and made in 2004 by michael radford. i liked the play and and i do not quite agree with the accusations of it being anti semitic. the jewish character does not appear as an inhuman monster and even though he ready to cut a piece of antonio flesh. there a lot of depth in his character and which all comes out in his speech where he asks if you prick us and do we not bleed. and so forth. there is much more human in shylock character than in one of antonio  and who spits on the good jew. al pacino is unbeatable as shylock. he gives such a strong performance. jeremy irons is also terrific as antonio. lynn collins is most beautiful and brilliant in the role of portia. zuleikha robinson does great job as jessica and and charlie cox as lorenzo is also very good. kris marshall plays gratiano and and he does a good job. in the role of nerissa we see heather goldenhersh. mackenzie crook plays launcelot gobbo. as in shakespeare plays usually and also this one contains most brilliant dialogue. the movie paints a fantastic portray of the era. it deals with some great issues and in a shakespearian way. 
venice and in 1596. jews are separated from the good christians. bassanio and a young but poor venetian loves the fair portia and who is a wealthy heiress. so he approaches his friend and a merchant called antonio for three thousand ducats to travel to belmont and propose portia. all of antonio ships and merchandise are busy at sea and so he turns to the moneylender shylock and the one of jewish faith. shylock does not like antonio and for he spat on his face. he offers antonio a three month loan at no interest and but if he will not pay the money in that time and he will own a pound of his flesh. also and shylock daughter jessica elopes with the christian lorenzo. the merchant of venice is based on william shakespeare play that believed to have written between 1596 and 1598. i read the play last summer and now i have seen the movie and made in 2004 by michael radford. i liked the play and and i do not quite agree with the accusations of it being anti semitic. the jewish character does not appear as an inhuman monster and even though he ready to cut a piece of antonio flesh. there a lot of depth in his character and which all comes out in his speech where he asks if you prick us and do we not bleed. and so forth. there is much more human in shylock character than in one of antonio  and who spits on the good jew. al pacino is unbeatable as shylock. he gives such a strong performance. jeremy irons is also terrific as antonio. lynn collins is most beautiful and brilliant in the role of portia. zuleikha robinson does great job as jessica and and charlie cox as lorenzo is also very good. kris marshall plays gratiano and and he does a good job. in the role of nerissa we see heather goldenhersh. mackenzie crook plays launcelot gobbo. as in shakespeare plays usually and also this one contains most brilliant dialogue. the movie paints a fantastic portray of the era. it deals with some great issues and in a shakespearian way. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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