Shakespeare In... And Out

Synopsis

In the 1999 comedy film 'Shakespeare In... And Out', directed by Roger Shank, chaos ensues when a struggling actor is mistaken for the great playwright William Shakespeare. As the actor tries to navigate the intricacies of Elizabethan England, hilarious misunderstandings and comedic situations unfold. With the help of quirky characters and witty dialogue, the protagonist must find a way to maintain the charade while facing challenges that threaten to unravel his facade. 'Shakespeare In... And Out' is a delightful blend of historical fiction, farcical comedy, and mistaken identity that keeps viewers entertained from start to finish.

Cast

• Roger Shank

  Rich Longfellow (as Roger William)

• Lawrence Trilling

  Harold Asailian Jr

• J.D. Smith

  Lee Fernandez

• William Neenan

  Carmichael Astune

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  Randall Slavin

  Duane Brickton

Reviews

Critics have had mixed reactions to 'Shakespeare In... And Out', with some praising its comedic performances and clever premise, while others found it lacking in originality and depth. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 5.2/10, noting that while the comedy is enjoyable, it struggles to sustain its focus throughout. IMDb users have rated the movie at 5.1/10, with some users appreciating the humor and light-hearted tone, while others felt the plot was predictable and the characters one-dimensional. Overall, 'Shakespeare In... And Out' offers a fun and entertaining take on the classic mistaken identity trope, but falls short of being a standout comedy.