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This Is Hamlet (2010)

Genre : Drama, Documentary, Comedy

Runtime : 2H 15M

Director : Greg Watkins

Synopsis

A mockumentary examination of Shakespeare's greatest tragedy using "breaking news" style interviews and commentary.

Actors

Patrick Alparone
Patrick Alparone
Hamlet
Anna Bullard
Anna Bullard
Ophelia
Delia MacDougall
Delia MacDougall
Gertrude
Charles Shaw Robinson
Charles Shaw Robinson
Claudius
Howard Swain
Howard Swain
Polonius
Jon Gentry
Jon Gentry
Horatio
Robert Parsons
Robert Parsons
Ghost of King Hamlet
Nicholas Pelczar
Nicholas Pelczar
Laertes
Mark Anderson Phillips
Mark Anderson Phillips
Rosencrantz
Liam Vincent
Liam Vincent
Guildenstern
Caveh Zahedi
Caveh Zahedi
Player King
Lance Gardner
Lance Gardner
Ambassador
Carrie Paff
Carrie Paff
Sarah Siddons - Field Reporter
Jeremy Sabol
Jeremy Sabol
Ralph Holinshed - TV Host
Joan Mankin
Joan Mankin
Gravedigger #1
John Gilkey
John Gilkey
Gravedigger #2

Crews

Greg Watkins
Greg Watkins
Director
Greg Watkins
Greg Watkins
Writer
Jeremy Sabol
Jeremy Sabol
Writer
Richard Clark
Richard Clark
Executive Producer
Neil Riha
Neil Riha
Producer
Greg Watkins
Greg Watkins
Producer
Jeremy Sabol
Jeremy Sabol
Producer
Jessica Heidt
Jessica Heidt
Casting
Jim Farber
Jim Farber
Editor
Greg Watkins
Greg Watkins
Editor
Tristan Kolkhorst
Tristan Kolkhorst
Cinematography
Neil Riha
Neil Riha
Supervising Sound Editor
Marco Salsiccia
Marco Salsiccia
Animation
Austin Zumbro
Austin Zumbro
Musical

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