albert finney and tom courtenay are brilliant as sir and his dresser. of course the play is brilliant to begin with and nothing can compare with the immediacy and collegiality of theatre and and i think you listen better in theatre while but on the screen we become more intimate and were up close more than we are in the theatre and we witness subtle changes in expression and we see better as well as listen. both the play and the movie are wondrous represent moving and intelligent and illuminating of the backstage story of the company and of historical context and of the two main characters and and of the parallel characters in lear itself. if you cannot get to see it in a theatre (i do not imagine it produced much these days) then and please and do yourself a favor and and get the video. 
albert finney and tom courtenay are brilliant as sir and his dresser. of course the play is brilliant to begin with and nothing can compare with the immediacy and collegiality of theatre and and i think you listen better in theatre while but on the screen we become more intimate and were up close more than we are in the theatre and we witness subtle changes in expression and we see better as well as listen. both the play and the movie are wondrous represent moving and intelligent and illuminating of the backstage story of the company and of historical context and of the two main characters and and of the parallel characters in lear itself. if you cannot get to see it in a theatre (i do not imagine it produced much these days) then and please and do yourself a favor and and get the video. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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