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For my lit class i need to watch a video of a play or an adaptation of a play to a movie. Problem is i cant really go back to my school library since i owe them $30 in late fees :oops: .
so what im asking is can anyone find me some decent plays/play adaptations that are streaming on netflix?
Netflix has a variety of films of Great Performances from PBS. I would suggest the recent remake of "Company" by Stephen Sondheim. It's a musical, so I don't know if that matches your criteria, but all of the singers are also band performers in it, which makes it a bit novel (much like another Sondheim revival of "Sweeney Todd").
But yeah, you shouldn't have any problems finding movie adaptations of plays on Netflix.
I feel like liming two posts at once is a party foul, but the past two posters have it nailed. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead if you want a film adaptation of a play, the PBS Great Performances of "Company" if you want a live stage recording of a play.
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Edit: Best I could do is wiki, should still help you though. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macbeth_(1971_film)
Go to blockbuster and rent West Side Story, Romeo + Juliet, Rent, any Hamlet adaptation, The Phantom of the Opera, etc.
There are tons of move adaptations to plays. I bet some of them are streaming on netflix too.
But yeah, you shouldn't have any problems finding movie adaptations of plays on Netflix.
the only play you will ever need to see and I'm fairly certain i spelled it wrong
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/A_Streetcar_Named_Desire/1007395
http://www.netflix.com/Movie/A_Few_Good_Men/499243