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Henrik Ibsen's oft-filmed play A Doll's House was adapted for the screen in this Anglo-Canadian production. Claire Bloom stars as Nora, the child-like "trophy bride" who matures rather rapidly when her husband is threatened with blackmail. Even after extricating her block-headed hubby from his dilemma, he refuses to take her seriously, whereupon Nora, in a burst of pre-feminist pique, literally slams the door on her hothouse existence. Supporting Ms. Bloom are Anthony Hopkins, Sir Ralph Richardson...

A woman's struggle to have her voice heard in a man's world is "startlingly moving" (The Wall Street Journal) in this cinematic adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's famous play. "Superior performances" (The New York Times) by Claire Bloom (Crimes and Misdemeanors) and Oscar®winner* Anthony Hopkins (Hannibal) set the stage for an engrossing and remarkable drama.Nora (Bloom) will do anything to please her authoritarian husband Torvald (Hopkins). Per Torvald's instructions, Nora focuses on such womanly disciplines...

Release Date: 2003-03-04, Rating: G (General Audience)

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Henrik Ibsen's oft-filmed play A Doll's House was adapted for the screen in this Anglo-Canadian production. Claire Bloom stars as Nora the child-like 'trophy bride' who matures rather rapidly when her husband is threatened with blackmail. Even after extricating her block-headed hubby from his dilemma he refuses to take her seriously whereupon Nora in a burst of pre-feminist pique literally slams the door on her hothouse existence. Supporting Ms. Bloom are Anthony Hopkins Sir Ralph Richardson Denholm...

Nora (Claire Bloom,) who once forged a loan signature to finance her authoritarian husband's (Anthony Hopkins) career, now finds herself being blackmailed and lives in fear of the truth about her crime being exposed. Confident her husband will stand by her no matter what the outcome, she is unprepared for his reaction, which is quite different from what she expected. Based on a play by Henrik Ibsen.

This paper will seek to compare and contrast the two plays She Stoops to Conquest by Goldsmith, and The Country Wife by Wycherly. By showing the various theme of Morality that abounds in both plays, we can see how they relate in this theme in comedy.

This version breathes new life into the supreme classic by Henrik Ibsen. Of course no one can improve Ibsen's original story of Nora Helmer, living an unexamined life of domestic comfort but being ruled by her husband, Torvald. The foundation of everything she has believed in is put to the test when she is unable to pay back a loan she made in secret to save her husband’s life. She has to contrive ways to pay back the money, for if a solicitor reveals her secrets, the household will be torn apart...

Writer/director Sergio Leone's epic western tale stars Henry Fonda in a chilling role as a ruthless gunman hired by a sinister railroad tycoon to take out anyone who gets in the way of his company's ... more

Sure, a movie based on a good book can be an excuse for not reading the book, but when viewed immediately after reading, it can also provide many benefits for your students. The movie can help clarify difficult concepts or scenes that your students may have missed. Great discussion questions and writing prompts come from examining the differences between the book and the film. And a movie is a great reward for a class that has struggled through a difficult book.

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This paper will contrast and compare Shakespeare's Emilia in Othello with Henrik Isben's Nora, whom is the main character in his play called the A Doll's House. By evaluating the differences and similarities of these two women we can better understand the complexities that make them change so much in the stories that they are placed in. This analysis will reveal how they made these changes in the context of each other's similarities and differences. 4 pgs. Bibliography lists 2 sources.

It is interesting to note that the title of this translation, composed by the acclaimed Ibsen scholar Rolf Fjelde, is A Doll House , and not the more widely recognized A Doll's House . Fjelde, in his attempt to capture Ibsen’s essence and wholeness in his own translations of the work, found the non-possessive use of “doll house” to be a more accurate title for the play. In his foreword, he states that the house is not Nora’s house, as the possessive form suggests. Rather it is a “doll house.” The...