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Old 25-08-2016, 22:57
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Personally I feel Bear has that certain proletarian romance and would make a great Jack Cade in Henry VI Pt. II

It's the role he was born to play !
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Old 25-08-2016, 23:05
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The fool of course
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Old 25-08-2016, 23:05
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Old 25-08-2016, 23:05
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Old 25-08-2016, 23:22
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A damned spot.....who should have been "out" long ago.
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Old 25-08-2016, 23:26
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I see him as a Richard The Third 💩
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Old 25-08-2016, 23:27
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One that dies in the first act.
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Old 25-08-2016, 23:28
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Yorick.
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Old 25-08-2016, 23:28
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Iago if people on here are to be believed.

I think he's Puck from AMND.
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Old 25-08-2016, 23:33
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Old 25-08-2016, 23:55
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Yorick, non-speaking non-moving dead as a dodo skull version only.
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Old 26-08-2016, 00:22
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Yorick, non-speaking non-moving dead as a dodo skull version only.
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Old 26-08-2016, 00:32
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I think he should be the wall in mid summers night dream, however he would be unable to deliver the lines.
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Old 26-08-2016, 00:38
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Philemon (Pericles; Act 3, Scene 2)

Philemon is a servant of Lord Cerimon. His contribution to the plot is to respond, "Doth my lord call?" and then run off on an errand for his master. He never returns
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Old 26-08-2016, 01:01
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He could be in A Winter's Tale. There is a famous stage direction which goes.....Exit pursued by a Bear.
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Old 26-08-2016, 01:03
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Scrofula, entering wayward, accompanied by a stench.
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Old 26-08-2016, 01:05
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Caliban.

But he wouldn't remember the lines. He'd have to be in some 'avante garde' production.

Set in a club.
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Old 26-08-2016, 01:09
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Forget Shakespeare.....Ricky is blessed with the man servent ...Baldrick
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Old 26-08-2016, 02:12
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Iago if people on here are to be believed.

I think he's Puck from AMND.
Puck my arse.

He's got as much wit and charm as a half digested merkin. And he's not as funny.
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Old 26-08-2016, 02:13
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Forget Shakespeare.....Ricky is blessed with the man servent ...Baldrick


But Baldrick is as sweet as a little pie.
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Old 26-08-2016, 02:37
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Much Ado Without Nothing

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Midsummer Night's Dream
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Old 26-08-2016, 02:40
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Caliban
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Old 26-08-2016, 02:42
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Iago.

Oh wait, I'm thinking of the bird from Aladdin.
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Old 26-08-2016, 02:47
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Iago.

Oh wait, I'm thinking of the bird from Aladdin.
That's an idea...Aladdin himself, up to all those tricks.
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Old 26-08-2016, 03:34
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Aaron the Moor - in Titus Andronicus

Ruthless, cold and brutal, Aaron thrives on the suffering that he is able to cause the other characters in the play, and acts with no motive other than a love for causing misery.

Yeah he could easily play this character with little effort.
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