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When was Shakespeare's Richard III written?

Around 1592-3

What purpose did Shakespeare's Richard III serve in its historical context?

Tudor propaganda

What genre best describes Pacino's Looking for Richard?

Postmodern documentary-drama

What is 'vox populi' in Pacino's film?

Voice of the people (street interviews)

Which quote shows Richard's awareness of his performance after wooing Anne?

'Was ever woman in this humour wooed?'

In Act 3 Scene 7, how does Richard stage his acceptance of the crown?

Between two bishops with prayer book

What is providentialism in the Tudor worldview?

Belief that God's plan governs history

What lighting technique does Pacino use during church soliloquy scenes?

Chiaroscuro lighting

What does Pacino omit from the end of his film?

Richmond's final harmonising speech

How should comparative essays on these texts be structured?

Thematically rather than text-by-text

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