Project Detail

Romeo Thinks Again

Synopsis

Love is eternal as long as it lasts. At the end of Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet Romeo does not die; the poison he had been sold by the apothecary was cheap and was watered down. Today we find Romeo working at the checkout store that time forgot . . .

Details

Year
2000
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
18 mins
Format
35mm Kodak
Director
Matthew Parkhill
Producer
Nikki Parrott
Executive Producer
Nikki Parrott
Editor
Joe Swanson
Director of Photography
Trevor Bruker
Sound
Design – Annabelle Pangburn
Composer
Charles Hodgkinson, Kirk Zavieh at Adelphoi
Principal cast
Paul Blackthorne, Michael Culkin, Hildra Braid, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Ben Crimpton
Screen Writer
Matthew Parkhill

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Production Status

Production Company

Tigerlily Films / Winkle Films tigerlilly.films.ltd.@virgin.net

Sales Company

Tigerlily Films (UK) Romeo Films (France)

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