- S****by aid
Crookback in
winning the
battle that he
wages later that day. **** is also
successful as one of
Crookback's commanders.
Crookback knights ****...
-
launched into a diatribe,
accusing the dead king of
being "a
hypocrite and a
crookback...who was
deservedly buried in a
ditch like a dog." Richard's
death encouraged...
- to take it for himself.
Olivier had
created his
interpretation of the
Crookback King in 1944, and this film
transferred that
portrayal to the screen....
-
suggest these lost
plays as
wholly or
partially Jonson's work:
Richard Crookback (1602); Hot
Anger Soon Cold (1598), with
Porter and
Henry Chettle; Page...
-
Norway (Old Norse: Inge Krokrygg)
Richard III of
England (also
known as
Crookback) "~ the Cruel":
Boleslaus I of
Bohemia (Czech:
Boleslav I. Ukrutný) Boleslaus...
- silent" (Lester Dent) "The mask of ****ulcan" (Will Murray) "Two-fisted
crookback" (Steve Melisi) "Wolf
train west" (William Messner-Loebs) "Godmother"...
- 1999): "The Acquittal", "The
Frontier of Dreams", "Warning Whispers", "
Crookback", "For the
Local Rag", "The Wind in the Attic", "The
Little Blue Flames"...
-
Tudor England, Ben
Jonson wrote a play
about Richard entitled Richard Crookback. His
portrayal of the king is unknown, as it was
never published. However...
- p****ages.
Richard III by
William Shakespeare,
there is a character,
Richard Crookback,
whose disability and
villainy are inseparable.
These examples point to...
