Ну, похоже, по части Тоби Стивенса, у большинства из нас проблем с этим не возникает

Drama On 3 – Becket By Jean Anouilh
Sunday 4 October
8.00-10.00pm BBC RADIO 3

David Morrissey takes the title role in Becket. Passions sacred, political and personal are at the heart of Jean Anouilh's Becket; one of the great French plays of the 20th century.

It tells the story of Henry II, the Norman King of England, who is close to his Saxon friend and adviser, Thomas Becket. Despite Becket's status as a collaborator and Henry's as an invader, they rule the kingdom together with as much energy as they hunt and carouse. Henry is determined to bring the Church to heel and appoints Becket as Archbishop, believing his friend will take his side. But Becket is transformed by the appointment, and takes on his role not for the benefit of his old friend, but for the honour of God. As politics and personal beliefs collide, the end is one of violence and regret.

Toby Stephens stars as the charismatic and emotionally wrought King, while David Morrissey performs the role of Becket.

Producer/Nicolas Soames

BBC Radio 3 Publicity
http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/proginfo/radio/2009/wk40/sun.shtml

ну что же, Тоби - король ))
ждем-с с нетерпением

А как же иначе...

"You'd like to see him dead, wouldn't you, you females - because he loves me?" , shrieks Henry II at his wife and the Queen Mother. He is referring to his childhood friend and erstwhile chancellor, Thomas Becket, the man who he declares has put every thought inside his head. Jean Anouilh's play, translated by Lucienne Hill, makes no pretence at being a faithful rendition of historical fact. Instead it is riven by human passions and flawed characters. The Norman King is cruel, selfish and without a conscience. He gets what he wants, always, and is over-indulged by everyone around him. With the exception, that is, of Becket. And it is Becket, therefore, whose love he craves. The love of Becket's life, though, is the honour and duty he shows to God. This King might have been his friend, he he has only one master.

Toby Stephens gives a tour-de-force performance as the hysterical Henry, while David Morrissey, left with the less dramatic role, pitches his Becket with perfect quiet strength. You can see why Henry loves him to death, quite literally.

у меня ощущение дежавю: нас, похоже, ожидает встреча с Принцем Джоном опять (правда в лице его отца ) - все эти "Do you love me?", болезненное самолюбие, избалованность, истеричность.....

Ооооо! Все нашла спасибо! Пошла слушать.

И ничего я не послушала. Не включается у меня их редуктор.Еще,пишут,попытайтесь.

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