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@conmanalbuquerque3116 2 года назад

Do 1001 nights

@yuvalharel3537 2 года назад

Please bring back extra mythology

@3hahahas9072 2 года назад

@Benjie Manlapaz why

@Wintermute01001 2 года назад

Fun fact: JRR Tolkien hated this play. He though that the "no man of woman born" twist should've been a woman killing Macbeth, inspiring Eowyn. He also thought the "forest" marching towards the castle should've been actual trees, inspiring the Ents.

@the_rover1 2 года назад

and what inspired sauron in mordor, and the nazghul riding dragon like creatures?

@ecurewitz 2 года назад

Makes sense

@DarthPudden 2 года назад

@@the_rover1 are you asking in general?

@bugfighter5949 2 года назад

Isn't it siege engines ? He doesn't say it in the video but I feel like it would make sense.

@InventorRaccoon 2 года назад

@@bugfighter5949 Malcolm's army took branches of the local trees and used them to hide their numbers as they advanced on the castle

@anttibjorklund1869 2 года назад

There's also another version of the origin of the curse of this play: it was so popular that every time a playhouse started to "go under" financially, the powers that be began to put on showings of this play to turn around their fortune. Over time the play began to be associated with bad fortune.

@joshuafrimpong244 2 года назад

Another fun fact: Macbeth himself could be considered one of Scotland's most stable kings. He was devout, stabilized Scotland, took a pilgrimage to Jerusalem, and had to defeat King Duncan (who Macbeth was younger than by four years, they were both young when they fought). Also, the army which the traitor MacDonwald (actually MacDonald) fought with was the kingdoms of Norway and Dublin, hence is why you have Irish gallowglass soldiers and kerns

@DarthPudden 2 года назад

Came here to say this. I'd always heard that if a play was going poorly, they'd cancel it and fill the remaining nights with Macbeth, as most actors had it in their repertoire due to its popularity. Thus, it was seen as the "your play sank" show.

@thetribunaloftheimaginatio5247 2 года назад

The play is also cheap to produce, making it catnip for play-venue owners in financial dire straits. Couple that with scenes that take place at night, several scenes involving swordplay and other elements that could be dangerous if not pulled off right, and you've got the perfect storm of elements that'll convince the superstitious and cowardly that there's a curse on the play itself.

@anttibjorklund1869 2 года назад

@@DarthPudden Basically what I said but in more detail, thanks.

@pisoprano 2 года назад

Here’s how the “No man of woman born” loophole was explained to me in school: “born” was understood to be a very active verb on the part of the mother-“bearing” a child refers to the work that a woman has to do to push the child out of her body. So if she didn’t do all that labor herself, she didn’t actually “bear” the kid.

@historyisfascinating5515 2 года назад

If you think about it it is actually quite a clever trick Shakespeare used

@beeaggro2593 2 года назад

@@historyisfascinating5515 It is but Eowyn is more badass

@chris7263 2 года назад

@@beeaggro2593 it's also just a better twist; the MacBeth version feels like rules lawyering over a detail you could 't have predicted anyway, vs Eowyn who was there in plain sight all along and only obscured by bias and social convention.

@PrototypeSpaceMonkey 2 года назад

Finish him! **shwing** *TECHNICALITY!*

@briangarrow448 2 года назад

You mistakenly called the moving forest- ferocious fauna. You should have used ferocious flora.

@quietone610 2 года назад

Although, this being Scotland, it probably has bears in it...

@AmanKumarPadhy 2 года назад

I mean bears are fine. You just gotta avoid em. But man, Ive heard Scots live there. And they are scary

@cockneyse 2 года назад

@@quietone610 not sure there were many bears in Scotland in Historic times. Citation needed

@iapetusmccool 2 года назад

@@cockneyse I can't find a consistent date for the extinction if bears in Britain. Wikipedia says c. 500 (sourced from a BBC article that says either 1500 or 3000 years ago). Another website said "just over 1000 years ago". Macbeth reigned 1040-1057, so most likely there were no wild bears in Scotland at the time.

@thetribunaloftheimaginatio5247 2 года назад

The reasons "The Scottish Play" is considered cursed are pretty simple, actually... there are several scenes that take place at night (IE low-light stage-conditions) and that involve swordplay. Many of the special effects required to pull off the supernatural mumbo-jumbo can be dangerous if you're not careful. And the play is fairly inexpensive to produce, making it VERY popular with theater-owners in financial dire straits. Combined, you've got a perfect storm of reasons for the superstitious and cowardly to regard "The Scottish Play" as "cursed." I mean... Akira Kurosawa wound up transplanting the story to Sengoku Jidai Japan, and turned Toshiro Mifune into a human pincushion in the final scene to no ill effect to the actor... yeah, in the version told in "Demon-Spider Castle"("Throne Of Blood" in the West), the "forest rising up" against the protagonist took the form of... arrows. LOTS of arrows, hewn from branches of the trees surrounding the titular castle where the wicked daimyo who murdered his predecessor to gain the rank on the advice of his wife makes his defiant last stand. And instead of a trio of witches, the prophecy is delivered by a single sinister yokai.

@feitocomfruta 2 года назад

Throne of Blood was a trip.

@thetribunaloftheimaginatio5247 2 года назад

@@feitocomfruta One of my favorite Kurosawa movies, certainly.

@beeaggro2593 2 года назад

Okay the arrows thing is also a badass take on that

@George_M_ 2 года назад

Was one of the least safe scenes of all time - Kurosawa had expert archers *actually shooting* at Mifune.

@thetribunaloftheimaginatio5247 2 года назад

@@George_M_ Kinda like how in "The Adventures Of Robin Hood"(1938, starring Errol Flynn), the scenes where dudes get shot with arrows are done with stuntmen wearing padded shirts GETTING SHOT WITH ACTUAL ARROWS. Those stuntmen were paid HANDSOMELY to do that. $200 per arrow... which is a lot more in today's money.

@Fleance_Snowflower 2 года назад

Ah yes, "The Scottish Play". When I was in it, the determination was that the name could be said when it is in the script during rehearsals without incurring "the curse" but outside of literal scenes, it was determined that the principle character and their spouse would be referred to as "the dude" and "mrs. the dude" respectively... good times

@bethmarriott9292 2 года назад

I love this play; reading Wyrd Sisters by Terry Pratchett also offers a delightful humour perspective on it and so many Shakespeare/fairy tale tropes that i now can't read MacBeth without thinking of Pratchett, and Tolkien's Ents and Eowyn just being Tolkien refusing to accept Shakespeare not having enough imagination 🤣

@ICountFrom0 2 года назад

When shall we three next be met by moonlight? ... I can't come next week, I've got an appointment.

@bethmarriott9292 2 года назад

@@ICountFrom0 I can do next Tuesday

@gabrielaubry1334 2 года назад

Fun Fact: J.R.R. Tolkien hated the part of McDuff being born from a c-section as counting as "not of woman born", so he fixed it in his own way: when the Witch-king of Angmar, whom "no living man can hinder", is slain by Éowyn, a woman who disguised herself as a man to join the battle with her father, the King of Rohan.

@GhostBear3067 Год назад

The King of Rohan was her uncle.

@gabrielaubry1334 Год назад

@@GhostBear3067 Point still stands.

@edmundthespiffing2920 2 года назад

“Hot potato, orchestra stalls, Puck to make amends!” [Pinch nose]

@alexanderweston5205 2 года назад

Disney was genius for using this story along with midsummers night dream as story arches in Gargoyles.

@JonManProductions 2 года назад

Now if only that made up for making Zeus a loving family man XD

@Shinkajo Год назад

What arches are you talking about? Do you mean arcs?

@CitanulsPumpkin 9 месяцев назад

Most of the good storylines from Gargoyles a due to the fact that the show runner was a former high-school English teacher.

@yvetteihemesinwa2981 9 месяцев назад

And the lion king...

@Dinuial 2 года назад

I went to a play with some friends, there was a poster for Macbeth in the lobby which I pointed out because of the curse. One of my friends said "What? Macbeth?" That night, a lamp blew out, there were sound glitches, a prop was lost, and the following monday the friend wo had said "Macbeth" aloud was cut from the play he was in rehearsals for.

@GustavoFernandesKing 2 года назад

r/thatHappened

@Dinuial 2 года назад

@@GustavoFernandesKing It did. We were at the Knightsbridge Theater to see a production of The Rocky Horror Show (the missing prop was Eddie's guts which Magenta found and brought out a couple scenes later) and my friend was cut from The Odd Couple at GCC.

@typacsk 2 года назад

"You want to tempt the wrath of the whatever from high atop the thing?!"

@GustavoFernandesKing 2 года назад

@@Dinuial sure thing, because curses are real and etc.

@Dinuial 2 года назад

@@GustavoFernandesKing dude, it happened. And yes, it can all be chalked up to coincidence but in a situation (like live theatre) where there are a hundred thousand things that might go wrong every other second at every stage of the production you don't tempt fate. There is a reason the most superstitious player on a baseball team is always the pitcher (don't know if Dr. Wendy Fonarow herself performed the study that tid-bit came from, but she's the anthropologist I heard it from, and given her doctoral work was on festival culture it's certainly up her alley). The difference between reality and fiction is fiction has to be plausible.

@stevenuniverse1422 2 года назад

“Hot potato, orchestra stalls, Puck to make amends” - A rhyme to ward off the curse of you know what.

@AbenZin1 2 года назад

So you have to say that every time I say "Macbeth"?

@AtaMarKat 2 года назад

@@AbenZin1 Hot potato, orchestra stalls, Puck to make amends!

@luiseneas 2 года назад

I see your cunning plan

@chress98 2 года назад

@@AtaMarKat That reminds me of a play I saw the other day, what was it called?

@ferretyluv 2 года назад

Which I learned from Blackadder.

@pjlusk7774 2 года назад

The other proposed explanation for the curse that I've heard links back to something else you mentioned: its status as a crowd pleaser. It might have got its reputation because its a well-known, relatively easy to stage play that is safely in the public domain, which means it frequently gets staged by failing theater companies right before they go under. It's also got a bunch of stage fighting, which might get a careless actor in a failing company hurt through inattention to safety precautions.

@PK-Radio 2 года назад

I. Literally. Just did a 5 part essay on Macbeth Like, literally just turned it in

@yejeye6148 2 года назад

Did you did it good? what note will you get?

@PK-Radio 2 года назад

@@yejeye6148 dunno yet

@ecurewitz 2 года назад

I hope you get a good grade

@KaiserAfini 2 года назад

I remember what initially made me research more about this and A Midsummer Night's Dream was the Gargoyles show. They captured the feel of the characters well, yet gave them a unique reinterpretation that build some of the show's most powerful moments.

@kaltaron1284 2 года назад

I had the same thought. Awesome show. Too bad the third season wasn't successful enough and Disney didn't like that the show was "too dark and mature".

@Loremastrful 2 года назад

Also our guest reader shars a passing resemblance.

@Thegadgetman16 2 года назад

(yelps) "Hot potato, off the shores, Puck will make amends." (tweak) Or however the middle bit goes.

@stevejakab274 2 года назад

Orchestra stalls

@joshuawells835 2 года назад

You say, "the Scottish Play," the first thing the comes to mind is Blackadder Series 3. They make an entire running gag of this in one episode. Also an interesting fact I learned from a recent semester abroad - because Macduff placed the crown on Malcolm's head, it became a matter of constitutional law that in medieval Scotland, a member of Clan Macduff had to be the one who put the crown on the King of Scots; head during the coronation. Thus when Edward I took power, he seized all the Macduff. Fortunately, one was able to get away for the coronation of Robert the Bruce.

@mjvajda 2 года назад

By the “Scottish Play,” I assume you mean Macbeth?

@stevenuniverse1422 2 года назад

"Hot Potato, orchestra stalls, Puck to make amends!" **Nose is bipped** Ouch!

@jawzdeadeye 2 года назад

I do like that the person in the Coffee Shop/ playing Macbeth is dressed and has hair and facial hair like Macbeth from Disney's Gargoyles. :)

@BrazenBard 2 года назад

This, was gonna say the same. :D

@imsomnilar6957 2 года назад

Just started reading Macbeth for Gsce English, amazing timing!

@PramkLuna 2 года назад

Just finished reading it for English lol

@TheGuardianofAzarath 2 года назад

I read MacBeth in school. I LOVED the Gargoyles integration of MacBeth's story, that show made him an immortal antihero.

@Jebbtube 2 года назад

Disney's Gargoyles did a great job of combining the historical and fictional versions of Macbeth. That series is 90s af, but excellent.

@ICountFrom0 2 года назад

Oh yes, disney teaching the classics by way of a cartoon, I like it.

@happymartin6778 2 года назад

It just occurred to me that Sir Terry Pratchet’s “Wyrd Sisters” is a parody of Macbeth.

@ecurewitz 2 года назад

He did lots of parodies, most of them good

@davidsachs4883 2 года назад

My though from MacBeth: “No man woman born can kill me”. Sire, the Amazon army approaches!

@morganhall6459 2 года назад

Macky B. and the stabby-stabby fun times!

@jariusreece1931 2 года назад

Back when I was in high school theatre I regularly yelled the name of the play to mock the superstitious. Nothing bad ever happened

@chrisrubin6445 7 дней назад

Nothing bad EVER happened? Your life is perfect? 😉

@jariusreece1931 7 дней назад

@@chrisrubin6445 Correct. Envy me from two years ago

@iamseamonkey6688 2 года назад

"wait why would that make any--" _dies_ i love this series.

@jacobshore5115 2 года назад

I read this in High school! Great to hear about it again.

@Loremastrful 2 года назад

Why let historical accuracy get in the way of a good Crusade? Save it for Ivanhoe, boyos. Lets keep this Gargoyles trifecta going... Othello ho!

@danalaniz7314 2 года назад

This is a nice recap. Thank you so much for posting!

@historyisfascinating5515 2 года назад

Macbeth is one of my favourite plays and I’m so glad you talked about it, thank you

@Resolance 2 года назад

The timing of this video is impeccable! Just started reading this book for my 11th grade English class!

@ravel5328 2 года назад

these videos are great, the quality is insane and its explained so well

@rangertalksdogsgames7996 Год назад

I love the gag of reusing the "why let a blank get in the way of a good blank?"

@TheCreepypro 2 года назад

probably my favorite play by willy shakes nice to see it covered here with some nice bonus stuff on the side about the play well done you guys

@LuvzToLol21 Год назад

Macbeth was one of Shakespeare's plays I remember studying back in high school, along with Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet. It was one of my favorites!

@morebenxyz4262 Год назад

I love this play so much. Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, Animal Farm, 1984 & Oliver Twist are the best books I ever studied in school. Would definitely recommend

@Ryu_D 2 года назад

Thank you for the video.

@SystemOfaShadow Год назад

Ah Macbeth, will always have a soft spot for this story because of the character and plotline in Gargoyles

@victoriaortiz7923 2 года назад

The fact that both of them are performing the ritual had me laughing! 🤣 2:30 P.s. Also the fact that the coffee shop is called "Double double brew and bubble' Nice touch there. 😏

@PureLionHeart 2 года назад

I don't know why but the forest moving bit just cracked me up. Great delivery.

@GaldirEonai 2 года назад

Heh, I knew there'd be a Gargoyles reference in there. Now _that_ was a series that knew how to do antiheroes and antivillains...

@alicerivierre 2 года назад

I love that you covered Shakespeare! I love Macbeth!

@yuridominick4227 2 года назад

Woah so you guys did do Macbeth. Great job and nice video!

@charliefarmer4365 8 месяцев назад

A lot of reasons Macbeth is considered cursed is purely a lot of incidents of bad luck. For example: -One actor accidentally got stabbed in a swordfight scene -A bad thunderstorm getting the play called off. -One company actually went through THREE actors. One got stabbed, the second got a bad cold, and the third was fired after arguing with the company

@coyote4237 2 года назад

Ah, when I saw this title, I knew that - "Something wicked this way comes."

@em5522 2 года назад

It's a good thing that I already liked the whole story/history abt Macbeth bc of his character in Disney's _Gargoyles_ bc the way we hyperfocused on it in middle school really pulled me out from wanting to read/watch the play outside of school.

@rose_ofravenclaw3221 2 года назад

I find it funny this came out the night the play was mentioned a total 9 times during my theatre rehearsal. Awesome video and hopefully the uncursing worked in my theater!

@scotts_e 9 месяцев назад

I have read it, I just like hearing about it and also your channel What a duo

@KymeraBJD 3 месяца назад

Love that it's Gargoyles Macbeth listening the story. A+ Meta.

@christopherg2347 2 года назад

Creating the Hero prophesized to defeat you, while trying to prevent the Hero prophesized to defeat you. Classic.

@utmocanimations4136 2 года назад

Can I be the first one to acknowledge the hard work they had done on the intro... I LIKE THE TRANSITION FROM THE SKY TO THE SHOP I LOVE IT

@Noone-of-your-Business 2 года назад

So if you want to experience the new Batman movie, you ... _read the script??_ Still beats me how most people think Shakespeare's plays should be _read._ They are *plays.* Go see a production in a local theatre. Or watch Roman Polanski's classic film adaptation. The only people who are supposed to _read_ plays are actors and directors. The audience are supposed to *_see_* a production acted out for them. Ask ol' William. He would have told you the same.

@TheTrainmobile 2 года назад

The best line in all of Shakespeare's writing comes from Macbeth. "What, you egg!" [He stabs him.]

@williamedward1666 2 года назад

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HOT POTATO OFF HIS DRAWERS, PLUCK TO MAKE AMENDS! *yanks nose*

@anttibjorklund1869 2 года назад

A man of culture I see.

@kaltaron1284 2 года назад

Didn't save them in the end.

@Kuku_yt 2 года назад

I love your videos keep it up

@ajdynon 2 года назад

"Forest did not actually move. 0/10" - JRR Tolkien

@renzo2940 Год назад

Fun fact: The theater at my school has the same superstition to the point where I’d you say the name you have to go outside spin in a circle three times and then spit, I’m not making this up I’ve had to do that. The reson is very interesting tho, aperantly many times in theater if the production there doing looks like there going to flop the theater will perform Macbeth instead because so many theaters are able and have done it, so if your in a performance and you have to perform a play and you here someone rehearsing or talking about Macbeth it’s probably because your play is gonna be cut.

@paullenoue8173 2 года назад

Still wish you'd do an episode on Hitchhiker's Guide or Discworld. I keep meeting avid readers who consider these books to be beneath their level of literacy. When possible, I blackmail/bribe/make a wager to force them to read one of the books and my victims _always_ fall in love with the writers and set forth to read every story they've written.

@Cdodders27 2 года назад

Aahhhhh! Hot potato, orchestra stalls, Puck will make amends!

@karlgrimm3027 2 года назад

This McBeth is not the one I learned about it the Gargoyles cartoon.

@pigeon2531 2 года назад

I did drama in year 10, and when we were covering macbeth we got in trouble for saying it in the theatre, rightfully so because just the next day the lights broke in the theatre and strobed out.

@MovieFan1912 2 года назад

What a coincidence that this episode covers MacBeth, because my brother was recently in a short stage show based on the story at our library. He played MacDuff.

@professorbutters 2 года назад

Where’s Banquo? He’s pretty important. As I , totally important.

@dakotarussell3282 2 года назад

Theatre nerd here, can confirm this play is cursed. However we love the show. A curse never stops us. Curse does only apply to inside theatres. I have worked on the show, and people ended up hurt broken toes sprained wrists ect. While injuries while working on a show aren't uncommon the number we had was. Also many friends who have performed elsewhere have experienced similar incidents. The bad luck isn't always injury sometimes its props missing or lights going out ect.

@theducknavy9288 2 года назад

I was just taking a look a Macbeth today epic

@Panzerhauptman 2 года назад

Now you've done it! "Hot potatoe on the shore, we must make amends!"

@austinreed5805 2 года назад

I remember our class reading this last semester… It still gives me PTSD.

@rhysnicholson9331 2 года назад

This is my GCSE so thx for the video

@rhysnicholson9331 2 года назад

It really helps me

@wiktorkowalkowska 2 года назад

I did read mackbeth for school, cool u talk about it

@AmericanBoy-si9zg 2 года назад

I have read Macbeth & seen the 1977 movie version of it during high school. It was truly shocking back then but it's a great story.

@GallowglassAxe 2 года назад

This play was where I was first introduced to the Irish warriors/mercenaries the gallowglass and kerns.

@marten4862 2 года назад

Nice poem :)

@violetwitch9948 2 года назад

i remember the Jimmy Neutron episode where they make Macbeth play take place in space. with how "curse" and murderous this play is, i surprise how they use Macbeth for a school play episode but that probably because then dont want to copy Hey Arnold Romeo and Juliet episode

@raptorjesues1445 2 года назад

AAAAAAHHH!!! Hot potato, off his drawers, pluck to make amends!!! Ouch...

@kimbonzky 2 года назад

Here is to you sir.

@Seadalgo 2 года назад

Interesting suit there Mister toon

@Rhomega 2 года назад

Read this one for 11th garde English. One of our projects was to film a recreation of a scene from the play, and I played MacDuff in the climax.

@barbiquearea 2 года назад

Macbeth is such a timeless story that a lot of plays and even films have adapted the story through a more modern telling. Be it about chefs, modern dictatorships or crime families, this story has proven to be very versatile and fits well into any age.

@Ghiaman1334 2 года назад

2:14 Gonna need some citations on that: from what I know it isn't that the play is cursed, but that it is considered unlucky to perform it. It is so well known that any travelling theatre group would know the entire thing off by heart. So, if a new or less famous play was doing poorly, the players could perform Macbeth to regain popularity. However, as this meant that your hard work in preparing the original performance was for nought, it's considered a bad omen if your company has to perform it.

@captainreaper5755 2 года назад

Extra Credits: *Makes a video on Macbeth* Me: *Has flashbacks of my boring English Class*

@cactusnarwhal8628 2 года назад

Do a "so you haven't read" on The Giver, its really good.

@richardranke3158 3 месяца назад

I didn't read every Shakespeare play, but my favorite was Macbeth.:-)

@samuelhiorns9244 2 года назад

Man this is giving me flash backs from school

@CornishCreamtea07 2 года назад

Watch this play. But beware-- it is cursed. Ooh, that's bad. But the tickets are half price. That's good. The ticket is also cursed. That's bad. But you get your choice of popcorn. That's good! The popcorn contains potassium benzoate. That's bad. Can I go now?

@MovieFan1912 Год назад

These Shakespeare episodes are my favorites in the entire series.

@mckennarogers532 Месяц назад

My granny thought Lady Macbeth didn’t manipulate Macbeth into anything, rather, she was tired of hearing him whine about it and said, “omg just do something about it!” Now everyone paints her as a villain

@tempo5366 2 года назад

That 'When shall we three meet again'-scene still lives rent-free in my head and English isn’t even my native language.

@yamirmisaelproductionsllc.8095 Месяц назад

Macbeth, cuanta realidad sobre saber la obra de comedia, yo soy un fanático de las obras y los personajes de William Shakespeare, pero su posibilidad de la tragedia nos hace recordar.

@brightidiot6020 2 года назад

Is anyone gonna talk about how Macbeth looks like he does in gargoyles

@MovieFan1912 Год назад

3:54-4:35 I remember a wise man once said that “one often meets his destiny on the road he takes to avoid it.”

@classicrockandfurriesrule4743 8 месяцев назад

Isn't the only cursed play ," Our American Cousin?"

@TheMkoose 2 года назад

We've just been to see The Northman at the cinema and halfway through my boyfriend whispered, Wait... This is just Macbeth!

@kimbonzky 2 года назад

Ahhhh! Hot potato, orchestra stalls, Puck will make amends!

@jonahfalcon1970 2 года назад

Double, double toil and trouble, fire burn and caldron bubble.

@MovieFan1912 2 года назад

4:32-4:35 🎶They may offer you fortune and fame, love and money and instant acclaim, but whatever they offer you, don’t feed the plants!🎶

@jy3n2 2 года назад

Hot potato, orchestra stalls, Puck will make amends OW!

@VTimmoni 2 года назад

"If fate would have me king then fate will crown me."

@EJAXK13 2 года назад

Yeah, that’s Shakespeare’s idea if the whole “Good triumph over evil.” Because the madness of tyranny will eventually become their downfall. I think?

@Googledeservestodie 2 года назад

"some of you guys are alright. Don't come to Scottish Royal Court tomorrow"

@feitocomfruta 2 года назад

Also, for another great option, look up “Scotland, PA”. Christopher Walken plays MacDuff, and it’s basically “what if Macbeth was set in a drive through burger joint in rural 1970s Pennsylvania?”