NTLive Amadeus by Peter Shaffer multi subs EN FR POL DE ES UKR RU 2016

Amadeus by Peter Shaffer at National Theatre Live (2016) from the fundraiser edition during

the international emergency of 2020.



Run time  2 hrs 6 mins.

                                               Presented in two parts at interval

                                             Multi subs for English, Spanish, French,

                                               Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, and German

IMDb tt6846134



Summary



 "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a rowdy young prodigy, arrives in Vienna, the music capital of the world – and he’s determined to make a splash. Awestruck by his genius, court composer  Antonio Salieri has the power to promote his talent or destroy his name."



Cast and Creatives



Directed for the stage by           Michael Longhurst      

Directed for the screen by          Tim Van Someren



Antonio Salieri                                            Lucian Msamati

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart                   Adam Gillen

Constanze Weber/ then Mozart            Karla Crome

Fleur De Bray                                               Catherine Cavalieri



A large cast of actors and musicians in the credit roll.



Notes on the subfrom my inrial recode of thistitles



  Several subtitles were provided in this fundraising edition  for English Russian and Ukrainian. There is a tool for the browser which allows them to be downloaded and I thank the browser add-on coder for that.  In this Amadeus I've added additional subtitles from the Google translate service.  I've added the the subtitle files in a separate folder with some information on how you, the user can add more subtitles from free programs.  Any errors, please advise to my NFO.  



  My notes



 Those familiar with the RSC Othello will appreciate Lucian Msamati this time as Salieri.



  Adam Gillen as Mozart is a revelation for someone such as myself who had never seen the

play live previously.  This edition does not include the cast interviews.  But, having seen

that, I'll add that Adam Gillen used a contemporary figure on which to build his character of Mozart: Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols.



 Enjoy.

  New notes July 22nd, 2020