Hamlet

Act one, scene two, in which new king Polonius (Anthony Hopkins) marks his ascent and marriage to widowed queen Gertrude (Judy Parfitt), and addresses her son, his nephew, (Nicol Williamson, title role), who is not yet sure who killed his father, in Tony Richardson's 1969 production of Hamlet.

Minimal but freaky treatment by director Tony Richardson as the prince, Nicol Williamson (title role), encounters his father's ghost (Williamson's own voice, effected), Gordon Jackson and John Carney his cowering friends Horatio and Marcellus, in Shakespeare's Hamlet, 1969.

Impetuous Laertes (Mark Pennington) leaving Denmark for France, and sister Ophelia (Marianne Faithfull, the improbably-cast singer and London socialite), joined by politician father Polonius (Mark Dignam) who utters this famous Shakespearean line, in director Tony Richardson's Hamlet, 1969.