Talk:The Merchant of Venice (2004 film)

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refference to Stefano Landi?

A musical piece that may be made to seem casual (no material of a known composer), to me it sounds like "Il sogno del morire" by Stefano Landi? Can this be Landi? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 85.164.222.61 (talk) 22:09, 18 July 2009 (UTC)

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Ending

"After all the other characters make amends, Antonio learns that three of his ships have returned safely after all." I just watched the movie on Youtube at [1] and was a bit taken aback that actually Antonio in this version never seems to get the news that all his ships were safe. So did I just miss it and can anyone confirm that this particular bit was actually in the film or was this a deviation from Shakespeare in the sense that "this adaptation ... omits much"? In a shot at 2:03:46 you can see him apparently with a letter in his hands but in a melancholy mood. If it was a deliberate omission, I thought it was an interesting take, somewhat contrasting the happy ending for the pairs of lovers with Antonio having lost these riches (although, of course, with a verdict that saved him from death and assigned him part of Shylock's fortunes, the ending is happy enough for him). Similar to the contrast in the ending of the 1973 adaptation that ends with the voice of Laurence Olivier/Shylock chanting the Kaddish. Proofreader (talk) 16:31, 15 December 2023 (UTC)