Shakspeare (Joseph Fienne) and Marlowe (Rupert Everett)
with such a gradient of sovereignity and competence?
"Shakespeare in love" - Why Marlowe was so superior?
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In the Blockbuster "Shakespeare in Love" (see the following scene) Marlowe (Rupert Everett) is very superior to Shakespeare (Joseph Fiennes) , Shakespeare irresolutely and dependent on Marlowe's ideas.
What may have motivated the director of the movie to depict the two poets with such a gradient of sovereignty and competence?
What may have motivated the director of the movie to depict the two poets with such a gradient of sovereignty and competence?
