Hamlet (2000)

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Written by William Shakespeare, Michael Almereyda

Directed by Michael Almereyda

Running Time: 125 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

The President of the 'Denmark Corporation' has just been found dead, and his wife has re-married the man suspected of the murder.

Nobody is suffering more than her son Hamlet (Ethan Hawke) - who is not only determined to avenge his father's murder but is also in love with the enchanting but forbidden Ophelia (Julia Stiles).

And so begins a series of discoveries, lies, and loss that will destroy the lives of everyone involved

Cast

Image for Ethan HawkeEthan HawkeHamlet
Image for Kyle MacLachlanKyle MacLachlanClaudius
Image for Sam ShepardSam ShepardGhost
Image for Diane VenoraDiane VenoraGertrude
Image for Bill MurrayBill MurrayPolonius
Image for Liev SchreiberLiev SchreiberLaertes
Image for Julia StilesJulia StilesOphelia
Karl GearyHoratio
Paula MalcomsonMarcella
Image for Steve ZahnSteve ZahnRosencrantz
Dechen ThurmanGuildenstern
Rome NealBarnardo
Image for Jeffrey WrightJeffrey WrightGravedigger
Paul BartelOsric
Image for Casey AffleckCasey AffleckFortinbras

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