antigone full movie (1986)BBC

sweet. Now my rhetoric teacher won't have to shuffle through all the clips

Is this the actual dialogue?

Why were the 6th Century BC Thebians wearing British lords' attires?

Han g BS English Wala Aya koi ? 😂🔪

Mullins or Hess if your reading this, this is the worst movie I have ever watched or heard of.

yo king creon kinda looks like hank schrader from breaking bad tbh

DID THEY PAY THEM? 😂

Antigone: "I've brought you here so nobody can hear" but I'm going to yell for basically this entire scene.🤣🤣

All leaders, of all countries, should be made to watch this, including government officials. If they do not preserve life and stop these ungodly laws that they make should be put away. Yet if you all do not take heed, it will happen anyway. An ungodly man is not a leader.

Ridiculous overacting

save me from this hell of english class pleeease

I'm getting Lynch Dune vibes and Creon is dressed like Grand Moff Tarkin. If you like nerd stuff like me and it's a part of your course requirement like me, enjoy knowing you are watching Théoden, King of Rohan give an epic delivery of death towards the end and also Robert Eddison who played the Grail Knight in Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade is one of the chorus men. I thought John Shrapnel did a great job as Creon. I wish it had more horror vibes but make the most of every situation. Good luck!

omg how is this movie so slow

That poster looks like Bruce Willis...

Watching this for theater apprec and yeah they really dont know their lines huh

↓ MCM students :)

Temos versão em português?

The father reminds me of communism...hes very scrict and he craves power.

Yes, I'm guilty. I don't pretend otherwise.
Of course I heard it, how could I not? Yes, I did. Because it is your law, not the law of god. Natural justice, which is of all times and places, and numinous not material. A quality of Zeus, not of kings recognizes no such law. You are merely a man, mortal, like me. And laws that you enact cannot overturn ancient moralities or common human decency; they speak the language of eternity, and not written down, and never change. They are for today, yesterday, and all time. No one understands where they came from, but everyone recognizes their force. And no man's arrogance, or power, can make me disobey them.
I would rather suffer the disapproval and punishment of men than dishonor such ancient truths. I shall die, of course sometime, whether you make laws or not. If my death comes sooner, rather than later, I shall welcome it. My life has been misery, is misery now, and I shall be more than happy to leave it. There will be no pain, and no despair in that. And to leave my mother's son, out in the sun, UNBURIED! That would've been unendurable. I could not have worn it. Whereas this I shall endure it.
By your judgement of course I'm a fool. But my mine, the judge is the criminal not the accused.

POV: your learning this in English class

John Gielgud (as Tiresias) was SO good!

Thank you for this joseph. Brilliant move to put this online, brilliant.

"He who the state appoints must be obeyed in all things " right or wrong. Discuss in relation to the struggle of power in Antigone . Please l need answers now 😭

Watch the Greek 1961 real version Of Antigoni, with English subs.

I played the hero as creon in french at the college about 40 years ago

Traditions course of classical civilisations

Incredible. So many political and social lessons to learn from. I look forward to studying this further for Open University. From battle, law, politics, hypocrisy and family feuds, to loyalties true and forced. Respect for the dead, arranged marriages, human rights, human weakness, corruption, martyrdom, suicide awareness, influencers, prophesisers, and those 'enabling' egotistical behaviour. Ending on notes of wisdom, demise, and remorse. What a powerhouse of a play!

Thought this was going to be a boring assignment for my literature class, but this was incredible

Appreciate the upload, cheers, but viewers should be aware that about 15 minutes has been edited out of this film, probably by a north American broadcaster.

Korku filmi gibi bir şey önermem

I played Antigone in high school. Unforgettable experience!

Antigone: Juliet Stevenson
Creon: John Shrapnel
Teiresias: John Gielgud
Ismene: Gwen Taylor
Eurydice: Rosalie Crutchley
Haemon: Mike Gwilym
Messenger: Bernard Hill
Soldier: Tony Selby

Patrick Barr as a Theban Elder
Paul Daneman as a Theban Elder
Donald Eccles as a Theban Elder
Robert Eddison as a Theban Elder
Patrick Godfrey as a Theban Elder
Ewan Hooper as a Theban Elder
Peter Jeffrey as a Theban Elder
Noel Johnson as a Theban Elder
Robert Lang as a Theban Elder
John Ringham as a Theban Elder

Fantastic production. Why are there so many lumpens in the comments

shoutout peach for the classic recommendation!!!💩

i’m watching this in class.