Macbeth, Part 3: The Secret'st Man
John Barnes; Encyclopedia Britannica
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An analysis of good and evil in the character of Macbeth as interpreted by actor-director Douglas Campbell. Gives a dramatic portrayal of scenes from the play that show how the lust for violence overcame the good in Macbeth.For more on director John Barnes and the controversy over the making of this film, visit: http://www.afana.org/macbeth.htm
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- John Barnes; Encyclopedia Britannica
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