#The hollow crown henry iv part 1 vimeo series

This series has taken my breath away from the very first part and I cannot wait for Friday to see more and I can only hope that the last part will be just as, if not more, beautiful and glorious to watch than all the previous parts. The actor isn't too bad to look at either. This picture was the best I could find of the jacket, but if you go and watch it you can see what an amazing cut it has and the small little detailing on the back of the shoulders, which falls under the cut, is eye candy. The detailing and cut on it sets it apart from all the other costume pieces, and it looks great, even when being worn by a big, fat man. That jacket in and of itself is a work of art and something I would want to stare at for a long time. His face expresses it all and the range of emotions the come out is perfectly capturing what we could imagine what Prince Hal is feeling.ДЄnd the costumes are just as amazing here as in the first part but I do have to say I love Prince Hal's jacket. But soon her gets the slap in the face of reality and comes to terms with his future and current events, and you see that immediate switch. Prince Hal is a young prince who would rather enjoy life than take it seriously as his father would like. You forget about the actor and focus on the character and since this character is going to be a crucial part of three of the plays that make up 'The Hollow Crown', that is a good thing. He is one of those actors where instead of thinking 'oh there is Hiddleston again doing a great performance' you think 'wow, Prince Hal really needs to get his life in order'. I have seen many of his films from 'The Avengers' to 'Midnight in Paris' and each character is different from the rest and he truly has a grasp on what he needs to bring to each performance to get it just right. I daresay, though, that I felt there wasn't enough of him present in a play with him as the title character, most of the longer scenes were either with Percy or Prince Hal.ДЄnd while I might not understand what she is saying some of the time, I still love Julie Walters' performance and really wish her character would pop up more often because she is a cheeky old woman, both the character and the actress.ДЄnd last but not least, is Prince Hal, played by Tom Hiddleston so of course you know the performance is going to be excellence. It was the embodiment of what King Henry IV was going through and he brought exactly what the performance needed from him. His voice spoke strong and true while his body motion was that of someone tired and just wanting to leave things in good hands. His performance as King Henry IV was stunning as well, but his might just be his voice that holds such power while he displays such weakness as an elderly king with a disobedient child. He was a voice in a Disney movie, only he was the voice of Scar in 'The Lion King' but he too played a character who wore clothing similar to Frollo in 'Casanova' so my mind wasn't completely crazy. Finally it bothered me long enough to go and look it up and my assumption wasn't too far off.

#The hollow crown henry iv part 1 vimeo movie

I knew of his name and of his voice, one cannot forget a voice like his, and I kept thinking Disney movie and I thought it was Frollo from 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame' because I kept seeing someone dressed like that with his voice. And for the longest time I could not figure out what I had seen Jeremy Irons in.