Compare the two versions of the same scene or monologue that you selected in

step 2 above, and note the differences in the performances given. Look at various
elements, such as acting, setting, scenery, lighting, and costumes.
Monologue from Henry V
In comparison of two versions of "We happy few, we band of brothers" monologue
delivered in William Shakespeare's play Henry V, the similarities and differences are
noted. In the version Jamie Parker performs, he speaks slower and with more
confidence in his delivery on a stage rather than film. One version was portrayed in
a play, and the other was a film. Both versions are created during different time
periods, although the dialogue is the same, there are differences in the delivery and
seeming nature of the main character, Henry V.
Although there appears to be outside lighting in the 1944 version seems to be
dimmer than the stage play setting. The setting where Jamie Parker performs is on a
stage, with supporting actors. Jamies delivery of the character seems to show a
milder mannerism with confidence. Laurence Oliver, in the 1944 version, appears
to be more influential and heroic, which sets the tone of the scene. Both characters
enter the scene in a similar setting, wearing similar costumes. Because one version
is a stage play, the