This play expounds on [[manliness]], more than any of Shakespeare's works. This play also explores the most [[evil]] among Shakespeare's four greatest tragedies, and was the last chronologically. Perhaps [[Hollywood]]'s finest rendition of this play, a movie made in 1971 by Roman Polanski two years after his wife and unborn child were savagely slaughtered by [[Charles Manson]] groupies, was particularly gory. | This play expounds on [[manliness]], more than any of Shakespeare's works. This play also explores the most [[evil]] among Shakespeare's four greatest tragedies, and was the last chronologically. Perhaps [[Hollywood]]'s finest rendition of this play, a movie made in 1971 by Roman Polanski two years after his wife and unborn child were savagely slaughtered by [[Charles Manson]] groupies, was particularly gory. |