The Two Gentlemen of Verona
The Two Gentlemen of Verona

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Valentine and Proteus have been friends since childhood. The two are sad when Valentine must leave to work for a count, but Proteus is not too bothered since he is seeing the lovely Julia. Proteus' father, not liking the idea of the match, sends his son away to work with Valentine at the count's court. When Proteus is reunited with his friend again, Valentine introduces him to the beautiful and intelligent noblewoman Silvia. He confesses the two of them are in love and plan t... (Full plot summary below)

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Valentine and Proteus have been friends since childhood. The two are sad when Valentine must leave to work for a count, but Proteus is not too bothered since he is seeing the lovely Julia. Proteus' father, not liking the idea of the match, sends his son away to work with Valentine at the count's court. When Proteus is reunited with his friend again, Valentine introduces him to the beautiful and intelligent noblewoman Silvia. He confesses the two of them are in love and plan to elope. Unfortunately, Proteus becomes infatuated with Silvia upon first sight, forgetting all about Julia, and plans to betray his friend and his love to win Silvia for himself.

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User Review - 10/10 by Jonathan RHonestly, I thought this was Shakespeare's absolute best play, barring only Hamlet. Really funny, even today!
User Review - 6/10 by Larry WIt's amazing how good a bad play can look in capable hands. Gentlemen is widely known as Shakespeare's worst comedy, and it probably deserves that reputation. It is certainly, at best, his least memorable. In fact, it's so mangled a mess that many scholars believe the surviving version may have been seriously corrupted at some point down the line--perhaps even largely re-written by a vastly inferior talent. But BBC's production is surprisingly earnest and committed to the material, with lively, natural and engaging performances throughout.
User Review - 6/10 by Lanning :This is early Shakespeare, but there are glimmers of great poetry that will come soon enough in greater volume, as in Romeo and Juliet -- perhaps his greatest early play. Still, the greener glow of an earlier developing writer is evident here. The plot is, well, barely "dramatic" -- not something that can keep this audience member glued to his seat. Unlike the history plays, where a general audience would at least have a rough idea of the way the world has gone, you'd hope that the comedies and the tragedies, while perhaps borrowing heavily from familiar plot lines, might still tell a good story. The story here is pretty predictable and the outcome easily guessed. With a few twists from the Bard, there are moments of true . . . odd interest, but they are fleeting. Two friends, probably bosom buddies from childhood, part, one to pursue knowledge of the world at court, the other to pursue love. The latter loves a woman, from whom he is soon parted, as he rejoins his buddy at court, although he swears eternal love to her. The buddy at court has fallen in love with a woman and, as fate would have it, the friend now arriving on the scene forswears his true love in pursuit of this same woman, even betraying his buddy's elopement plans to the woman's father. The buddy is banished, the newly arrived friend tries to woo this new love, is repelled, and eventually, after attempting to rape her, is reunited with his original true love -- okay, now that is interesting. So you attempt to rape your new true love who does not like you, she is saved by your banished buddy whom you betrayed, and then you reunite with your original true love, while your buddy gets the other woman, and all's forgiven. That is downright odd. But this isn't the 1590s -- maybe that wasn't too far from the way things worked back then. At any rate, oddities or not, it's not much of a story. But it is Shakespeare, and it is worth a watch. Beware, however, as the actors are not all in the same league. Some are definitely better than others, and the boy playing Speed is someone I'd like to fast-forward through every time he comes on screen.

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