Name Game #8
"...a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy."
Update: Another clue:
"Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest."
Update: There have actually been quite a few movie versions made of Hamlet, and these quotes were probably in all of them.
Update: Another clue:
"Good night, sweet prince, and flights of angels sing thee to thy rest."
Update: There have actually been quite a few movie versions made of Hamlet, and these quotes were probably in all of them.
4 Comments:
The Court Jester? The 1st quote contains the word "jest" and the 2nd sounds like they're talking to a baby - and isn't there a baby with a birthmark in that movie or something?
By Anonymous, at 12:26 PM
I can see from the style of dialogue how you might think that, but remember, the title will be a proper name and not just descriptive of a character.
By Danny, at 2:36 PM
Sounds Shakesperian. If it wasn't for the fact that a potental name for our daughter was coming from this play I might not have gotten it. But then again, Mel Gibson starred him awhile ago too, so maybe I would have.
Hamlet?
By Around the world in 80 beers, at 4:03 PM
Rats. I thought Hamlet, but then second guessed myself. That'll learn me!
By Kat, at 11:19 PM
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