Marc Antony funeral oration from "Julius Caesar"

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Act 3, scene 2 from an outdoor production of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" featuring Nick Baldasare as Marc Antony delivering Caesar's funeral oration. An Actors'Theatre production. Video directed by Andrew Stout.

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maybe i will also ... ( 7 months ago by furby4bono)

maybe i will also have to present this tomorrow... good funeral oration... but i can't learn it!!!
LONG LIVE U2!!
can someone give me an advice to learn it quicker
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I think he is ... ( 7 months ago by TerraKun21)

I think he is better than M. Brando. Really inspiring, love it ;-)

see the video a 10 ... ( 7 months ago by varundevsharma)

see the video a 10 times in full loud ear bursting audible volume

I have to disagree ... ( 7 months ago by sciencectn)

I have to disagree with you there. You understand and enjoy a play if you have an open mind and want to understand it. There's nothing that excludes kids from watching it. I'm sure there are plenty of adults who don't see the value in a play like this. Therefore, it really depends on the person, not one's age.

i remember my ... ( 6 months ago by sidzpiredos)

i remember my English literature teacher......Mr. P.Devasia.he had memorized these lines and he used to say them with such passion..was great fun in his class

due in two days.... ... ( 6 months ago by anekam1)

due in two days.... i gotta recite that. Could be much worse. I like getting all intense and into it. It's a good one to memorize.

Though this is ... ( 6 months ago by kireraven)

Though this is rather late, I feel I must give my own word into a certain quote of yours
"You have to be an adult" in reference to any teenager(young adult) being able to understand it.
I'm sorry to say, but I am no adult. Yet I find the meaning of the play rather easy. Though, I admit, many hardly understand it. However, I cannot let a quote, as patrionizing at this, left unguarded. If someone had spoken first on the matter, I give them kudos. And know I was not bashing. Thank
you

i have the book ... ( 6 months ago by jblunamario)

i have the book version of this play with one side shakespears version and the other side an english translation

I'm 16, and I find ... ( 6 months ago by LiefVariant)

I'm 16, and I find Julius Ceasar to be a wonderful piece of literature. I really enjoyed reading this in my English class. I'm quite sure I fully understood the meaning of the story also, despite the fact that most of the class didn't. So, I figure, if you pay attention, open up a bit and listen, most anyone can understand it. It's just that it's quite different from modern language, that many people don't TRY to understand. They just complain.
I love most of Shakespear's work, actually :3

Array ( 6 months ago by LiefVariant)

Oh my... Lol
I misspelled Caesar in my first comment.
Fogive my mistake :0

I'm 15 and my ... ( 6 months ago by xLoadedPistolx)

I'm 15 and my English class is reading The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare. I feel compelled to say, in response to earlier comments, that I understand this play very well. It is also a terribly interesting play in itself. So before you stereotype...think. Thank you.

I am currently ... ( 5 months ago by rickydeath)

I am currently reading this play in my English Class. So far, I love the storyline and today, we have just finished this scene in class. William Shakespeare was quite a good writer indeed.

i have to give that ... ( 5 months ago by archaumbassist)

i have to give that speech in my shakespeare class tomarow, dont think i'll give it as good as that though lol

But... Shakespeare ... ( 5 months ago by MysteriumInq)

But... Shakespeare wrote in english. I do not believe I understand.

i chose this speech ... ( 5 months ago by legendkanyewest)

i chose this speech for my speech contest at school...and its tommorow...lol

im 12 and i ... ( 5 months ago by beatle96)

im 12 and i understand it (not really) pretty well, but i am a poetry fanatic and i have read 3 other shakespeare books. the kids in my class dont really understand it, except for my friend who has a 12th grade vocabulary. yay. but this is sad:'(

i had 2 memorize ... ( 5 months ago by sassychartermonkey94)

i had 2 memorize this speach

wow, i remember ... ( 5 months ago by Niagi)

wow, i remember memorizing this speech for a play in 5th grade...

It is interesting ... ( 3 months ago by monahooshan)

It is interesting that all those commenting are students of English! I know this play vaguely but i've read Antony & cleopatra and today when i was also a student and today i will start shooting a 3 min movie inspired from this play. It is about 2female friends Alexandra and Breta(after Alexander and Brutus)one of them will kill the other.

dats really awesum ... ( 2 months ago by Chaitanya8eenz)

dats really awesum man!! hats off to d actor... he put a life into d character of antony... great act! loved it! straight 5 stars!!!

OK, but he needs ... ( 2 months ago by hlmencken33)

OK, but he needs more irony in the finale. It's also missing a bit. "You are not wood, you are not stones, but men..." and later "Oh now you weep. THESE ARE GRACIOUS DROPS." But most glaring: "I am but a plain blunt man that loves my friend -- and that they know full well who gave me public leave to speak of him. For I have neither wit nor words, nor worth, action or utterance, or the power of speech to stir men's blood.... " Then it's missing the reading of the will. Just my $0.02.

i really like wat ... ( 1 month ago by 02mariz)

i really like wat he did,!
good job!

the idea behind ... ( 1 month ago by NinaL8z)

the idea behind this example of oratory is how words can bring about emotion, and how a very precise use of tone and delivery can incite very specific reactions..notice how his tone changes each time he says "honorable man" so that by the last time he says it, it means just the opposite! Mark Antony knows that Brutus had a hand in Caesar's death and is trying to turn the crowd in his own favor. Shakespeare was a genius. You all should listen to other speeches to see how language truly works.

yes nice video!!!!! ... ( 1 month ago by curamicah)

yes nice video!!!!!..just what i needed...ily..haha..this will really help me..coz im a contestant in poetry at my school and i quite have a hard tym delivering some words...haha tnx so much..xoxo

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