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'To be or not to be' , by Richard Burton (1964).

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Hamlet "To be or not to be" - Richard Burton (1964)

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A gravediggers found the skull of a jester with which Hamlet used to have fun as a child. Hamlet tells Horatio how he found a letter from Claudius that commands to kill him; at that moment, a courtier arrives and tells about the duel with Laertes.
In the duel, Laertes wounds with his sword Hamlet poisoned but the prince still fighting, comes after an exchange of swords and ends wounding Hamlet to Laertes with his own poisoned sword. Queen Gertrude dies by drinking poisoned by error. Laertes  confesses to Hamlet that came trap was devised by the king. Hamlet, angrily, hurts the king and made him drink his own poison, finally he had avenge his father. Hamlet asks Horatio to declare that the prince Fortinbras was the new king (after the death of Hamlet) .
The play ends with the entry  of Fortinbras, who offers a military funeral in honor of Hamlet

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Scene: 'To be or not to be', by Kenneth Branagh (1996).

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Hamlet - To Be or not to be - Kenneth Branaugh

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Opera of Hamlet (in French) by Ambroise Thomas.

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Verdi / Thomas Hampson & Paoletta Marrocu

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HAMLET - Ambroise Thomas (sous-titrés en Français, langue d'origine)

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Direction musicale: Michel Plasson Mise en scène: Nicolas Joël Avec Thomas Hampson (Hamlet), José van Dam (Claudius), Natalie Dessay (Ophélie), Michelle de Young (Gertrude)... Théâtre du Châtelet, juin 2000 *Qualité de l'enregistrement: MPEG2 converti en MKV.

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The story occurs in Ancient Denmark , in the XIV century.

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Ofelia becomes crazy; His brother Laertes returns with the idea of avenging the death of his father. Claudio convinces him that Hamlet is to blame for the death of Polonius ;in that moment arrives a letter in which Hamlet says that his ship was attacked by pirates, so he has returned to Denmark.
The King and Laertes organize a plan: Laertes will fight against Hamlet with a poisoned sword. If he don’t kill him, Claudio will offer Hamlet a glass of wine with a little poison. At that time comes the Queen and reports that Ophelia has committed suicide .

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A lot of people of he court will see the work and when the scene of the murder of King arrives, Claudio is removed , proving his guilt.
Claudius, fearing for the possible madness of Hamlet , decided to send him to England. Queen meets Hamlet to try to understand their behavior so strange, while Polonius hides behind a curtain to spy and then tell Claudio .
Hamlet reproaches her mother her marriage with Claudius, when he hears a noise behind the curtain and thinking that is the king he stabs him, killing Polonius . Then the ghost appears and Hamlet speaks , but the queen can not see or hear him so she thinks the prince is totally crazy . Hamlet finally takes the body of Polonius and hides it.

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The king and queen are busy trying to abort the invasion led by Fortinbras and the changing behavior of Hamlet makes them worry . Claudio decides to send two friends of Hamlet to determine the cause of the strange behavior of his nephew, but Hamlet discover them.
Ofelia by the strange behavior of Hamlet alarm. Polonium presumed to be a " ecstasy of love " the cause of Hamlet's madness and informs the kings .
King Claudius and Polonius decide to spy  Hamlet when Ophelia speaks to him thinking they are alone. Ofelia returns many letters sent by Hamlet , the prince is furious.
Some days later, when a company of traveling actors get to Helsingor  Hamlet asks an actor to recreate the murder of his father.

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The play begins on a cold night in Helsingor, Denmark Royal Castle. the protagonist of the play is Prince Hamlet of Denmark, son of the late king.

Ophelia, is courted by Hamlet. Ofelia promises to stop seeing Hamlet.

A few days later, the ghost of Kings Hamlet appears to Hamlet and tells him that it is the spirit of his father and his uncle Claudius killed him by  poison  while he slept. The ghost asks him to avenge killing his murderer.

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Voltimand and Cornelius– Courtiers
Osric –     a Courtier
Marcellus– an Officer
Bernardo– an Officer

Francisco– a Soldier
Reynaldo– Servant to Polonius
Player King, Player Queen, Lucianus etc. – Players
A Priest
A Captain in Fortinbras'army
English Ambassadors
Messengers, Sailors, Lords, Ladies, Guards, Danes     (supporters of Laertes)

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HAMLET – Son of the late King and nephew of the present king

CLAUDIUS – King of Denmark and Hamlet's uncle

GERTRUDE– Queen of Denmark and mother to Hamlet

POLONIUS – Chief counsellor to the king

OPHELIA – Daughter to Polonius

HORATIO – True friend to Hamlet

LAERTES– Son to Polonius

ROSENCRATZ AND GUILDENSTEN– Courtiers, friends to Hamlet.
GHOST OF HAMLET´S FATHER

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Hamlet is Shakespeare's longest play, and is among the most powerful and influential tragedies in English literature. The play likely was one of Shakespeare's most popular works during his lifetime,   It has inspired many other writers and has been described as "the world's most filmed story after Cinderella".

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Three different early versions of the play are extant: the First Quarto (1603); the Second Quarto (1604) and the First Folio (1623). Each version includes lines and entire scenes missing from the others.

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Set in the Kingdom of Denmark, the play dramatises the revenge Prince Hamlet is called to wreak upon his uncle, Claudius, by the ghost of Hamlet's father, King Hamlet. Claudius had murdered his own brother and seized the throne, also marrying with his brother's wife.

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The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, often shortened to Hamlet, is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare at an uncertain date between 1599 and 1602.