You are currently viewing Shakespeare on YouTube: Sir Laurence Olivier Recites Shakespeare | The Dick Cavett Show
Image by Gordon Johnson from Pixabay

Shakespeare on YouTube: Sir Laurence Olivier Recites Shakespeare | The Dick Cavett Show

Friends, I wanted to recite this one into my phone but found something better.
Please enjoy.

Starts at 4:28 YouTube: https://youtu.be/kWDCCf1CYXI?si=sJVVy5t_HK59kvPM&t=268

A flower with petals of rainbow colors
Image by Melanie from Pixabay, Retouched on Canva

Thanks for being here. I wish you miracles.

Selma Martin
Follow me

This Post Has 22 Comments

  1. byngnigel

    those words are so profound. I read this in literature class at 13 years of age, and I have never forgotten it. Brought back many fond memories. Thank you for sharing, my dear.

    1. Selma Martin

      Wow even at 13 you were a receptacle for greatness. Wow.
      Thanks for this lovely comment.

      1. byngnigel

        Trinidad & Tobago was former colony..stuck under British system of education. So we read Shakespeare in secondary school. English literature was one of my fav subjects.

  2. Laura Bloomsbury

    ahh when good literature, and English spoken well, combine, it brings joy to the ears! thank you for uplifting this day

    1. Selma Martin

      Laura, a joy to have added a little glimmer to your already lovely day. Sharing some of what makes me feel joy and this comment will stay with me for long. Thanks for appreciating. I bless you. Happy Sunday. xo, Selma.

  3. VJ

    Bravo Sir Laurence. My husband one me over by quoting Shakespeare, lol

    1. Selma Martin

      I’m so happy you read/listened and enjoyed, dear Robbie. Glad I shared/Happy with this response. Be well. Enjoy your new season. xo

  4. dorahak

    “Love’s not time’s fool ….” 🤩 Eloquently spoken by a master!

    1. Selma Martin

      Masterful, yes. Thanks for appreciating one of my “worth-sharing” choices today. Happy weekend. xoxo

      1. dorahak

        At the 10:20 mark, this link shows how the sonnet would have sounded in the original pronunciation (OP) if you’re interested, Selma. One good share deserves another, wouldn’t you say?! 😊💝

        https://youtu.be/gPlpphT7n9s?feature=shared

        1. Selma Martin

          Performed at around 2:00 in Shakespeare’s time/ making direct contact with the audience/ Something about working our way back to Shakespeare rather than dragging him into the 21st Century—I enjoyed knowing about the passion invested in the pursuit of something wonderful. How lovely this is. Thanks Dora. I appreciated this so much. Blessings.

    1. Selma Martin

      Right! So happy you appreciate this Maria. Thanks my sweet. Xoxox

  5. Ingrid

    Beautiful – thank you for sharing, Selma! 🙏❤️

Thanks for stopping. Comments mean the world to me. Won't you please leave one?