i followed this entire series when i was a child in grade school and by choice and not because it was required for school. i used to read the plays at the pace of the series. the experience gave me a life long love for shakespeare and history. it even gave me a bit of an acting bug and although at an amateur level only. whenever i read any of shakespeare history plays and the images that come to mind first are from this black and white production and seen on a big furniture tv set with a rabbit ear antenna and with all the ghosts and wobbles that go with that. although the sets were minimal and if i remember correctly and that was totally irrelevant because the acting was so good. at the time i had no idea who any of the actors were. now i see that many of them have become well known over the years. i particularly enjoyed hotspur and hal and whom i now see were played by sean connery and robert hardy. i would dearly love to see this available in video and especially since many of the plays are seldom performed and even fewer are available on video. it would be valuable also as a document of mid 20th century televised play production. 
i followed this entire series when i was a child in grade school and by choice and not because it was required for school. i used to read the plays at the pace of the series. the experience gave me a life long love for shakespeare and history. it even gave me a bit of an acting bug and although at an amateur level only. whenever i read any of shakespeare history plays and the images that come to mind first are from this black and white production and seen on a big furniture tv set with a rabbit ear antenna and with all the ghosts and wobbles that go with that. although the sets were minimal and if i remember correctly and that was totally irrelevant because the acting was so good. at the time i had no idea who any of the actors were. now i see that many of them have become well known over the years. i particularly enjoyed hotspur and hal and whom i now see were played by sean connery and robert hardy. i would dearly love to see this available in video and especially since many of the plays are seldom performed and even fewer are available on video. it would be valuable also as a document of mid 20th century televised play production. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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