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Bart Simpson as Hamlet
The Simpsons have done Shakespeare a couple of times. I'm not sure I remember this particular scene, though. Bart as Hamlet, Ralph Wiggum as Laertes.
Here's my mad face! Rrrrrrrr!
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1 comment:
even better is MacHomer
http://www.machomer.com/
It is a one-man show of MacBeth done all in Simpsons character voices. There is an interview wih the acotr (and some excerpts from the show) at:
http://www.ncbpac.org/events/galleries/music/uploads/RickMiller.mp3
Looks like good stuff! I'm going to try to see it in Charlotte, NC
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