Who could be influenced by william shakespeare?

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Who could be influenced by william shakespeare? like a present day director or present day poet? PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!

Answer 1

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Quinton Tarrantino
Steve Cannell
David E. Kelly
Martin Scorsese
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Most everyone has been influenced by him, whether we know it or not. Some of the sayings and idioms we use every day come from him.

Most aspiring authors, poets or prose study his works, use his plots and borrow his characters.

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amazing! thanx!!! soo soo soo much!!!!!!

Answer 2

I think the person who loves to read books.

Answer 3

Russel Crowe says he is influenced by Shakespeare and is looking for today's "Shakespeare" to work with. We are all influenced by Shakespeare as much of his original phrasing has made its way into everyday speech.

Answer 4

Any everyday author, even things we say as Shakepeare came up with many words in our Englishe language. Or are you asking for a specific person?

Hope this helps :)

Answer 5

Um, pretty much everyone involved in literature, poetry, drama, comedy, theatre, film and art.

Try to be more specific?

Answer 6

Since Shakespeare is required reading for most college level literature courses, everyone who reads will be influenced in a moderate way.

Answer 7

Gene Roddenberry was. Patrick Stewart is a great Shakespearan actor. Emma Thompson has been in several filmed Shakespearan plays.

You should probably ask who HASN'T been influenced by Shakespeare in the movie industry.
Much shorter list.

Answer 8

influence from Shakespeare is world wide---absolute genius--have u ever read any of his classical works? If not start with Seven Ages of Man

Answer 9

Everyone who speaks English, to some extent, has been influenced by Shakespeare. Many of our common sayings come from Shakespearean plays (especially Hamlet). A poet can especially be influenced because Shakespeare created a new form of sonnet, arranged differently than the traditional Petrachan sonnet. Present day directors often remake Shakespeare's plays into films; 10 Things I Hate About You is a remake of Taming of the Shrew.