Hamlet A.D.D.
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| Directed by | Bobby Ciraldo Andrew Swant |
| Produced by | Bobby Ciraldo |
| Written by | Andrew Swant |
| Starring | Bobby Ciraldo Robert Richard Jorge Andrew Swant Xavier Leplae Dustin Diamond Laura Klein Harmony Murphy Majel Barrett Roddenberry Kevin Murphy Trace Beaulieu Mark Borchardt Mike Schank Leslie Hall Samwell David Robbins Sarah Price Jerod Duris Scott Reeder |
| Running time | 100 min. |
| Language | English |
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Hamlet A.D.D., directed by Bobby Ciraldo & Andrew Swant, is an independent feature film which re-imagines Shakespeare’s timeless play as a bizarre and comical tour through the ages.
Guest stars include Dustin Diamond (Saved By The Bell), Majel Barrett Roddenberry (Star Trek), Trace Beaulieu & Kevin Murphy (Mystery Science Theater 3000), Mark Borchardt & Mike Schank (American Movie), Leslie Hall (Yo Gabba Gabba), Samwell ("What What"), and artist David Robbins (The Ice Cream Social).
[edit] Plot
The story of Hamlet A.D.D. is the story of a young man who is not quite ready to do the task at hand.
Challenged to kill his uncle Claudius by the ghost of his recently dead dad, Hamlet enthusiastically proceeds to do everything but.
From practicing stage acting in the 1800s to producing a television drama in the 1950s, from dancing at the discoteque in the 1970s to culinary prankery in the distant future, Hamlet always manages to find something to distract himself from taking revenge for his father's murder.
This version of Hamlet is a comedy shot entirely in front of a green screen and features live-action characters in an animated world. The story begins in 1602 and leaps chronologically through time to the present, then into the distant future.
