Movies and TvShows featuring "shakespeare-quotation" theme.

Two bad women fight over one man in a back-stabbing, money-grabbing, insurance-hustling, double-dealing, two-timing caper.

Hannah Swensen has been asked to teach a baking class at the college in town, but her equipment is tampered with causing an explosion that the fire department rules an accident. Soon, a colleague ends up dead and Hannah begins to put together the puzzle of the mysterious circumstances surrounding the murder. Hannah leans on her friends and family to collect the breadcrumbs of foul play and put them together, and meets a different side of law and order when Lake Eden's prosecuting attorney Chad Norton enters her life.

Used People is a romantic comedy that follows the story of a divorced mother who finds herself attracted to an obsessed suitor. With quirky comedy and moments of genuine drama, the movie explores themes of second chances at love and the eccentricities of family life. Set in 1946, it also touches on the historical context of the time, including the moon landing and the World Series. The film combines elements of comedy, drama, and romance to provide an entertaining and heartfelt story.

The Actors (2003) follows a struggling actor who, in an attempt to pay off his debts, becomes involved in a debt-collecting scheme. This decision sets off a chain of comedic events, as he finds himself pretending to be someone else and getting caught up in a world of disguise and deception. Along the way, he encounters a castle, an Irish theater play, and a little girl. The story is told in flashback and incorporates elements of Shakespeare, awkward situations, and heavy rain. The actor's journey takes him through auditions, sausage-making, and various performances, all while wearing a Nazi uniform. As the plot unfolds, the character faces failed expectations, drinks beer, and encounters characters from William Shakespeare's plays. The movie also features scenes in a bookstore and newspaper articles.

Long Day's Journey Into Night follows the Tyrone family as they confront their deepest demons, including addiction, alcoholism, and mental illness, in their opulent Connecticut home. Set in the early 1910s, the film explores the complicated dynamics between family members and the destructive effects of their secrets and vices.

An elderly actor who lives with his wife and daughter is dismissed from his acting job because he is considered too old. On his way home from the theatre he panics at the thought of telling his family the bad news and decides to disguise himself as a beggar. His daughter's beau accidentally gives him a five dollar gold piece, thinking that it was a smaller coin. A chase ensues with a policeman, the daughter, and her beau in hot pursuit. When caught he is recognized by his shocked daughter, but is quickly forgiven by all. Meanwhile the actor hired to replace him has already been fired and a messenger is dispatched to rehire the Old Actor to the delight of his wife, daughter, and fellow actors.

Three Godfathers is a Western film released in 1936. It follows the story of three outlaws who come across a dying woman in the desert. Before she passes away, she entrusts them with the care of her newborn baby. As the outlaws struggle to survive in the harsh desert environment, they also face the challenges of caring for a baby. The film explores themes of redemption, sacrifice, and the meaning of family.

Ticket of No Return is a 1979 dark comedy film that follows the journey of a woman named Lis who decides to abandon her regular life and sets out on a quest of self-discovery. With elements of feminism and a touch of absurdity, the film takes a deeper look at the struggles and desires of women in society. Lis encounters various eccentric characters as she explores her newfound freedom, all the while navigating her way through life with a newfound perspective. It is a thought-provoking and entertaining film that challenges societal norms and expectations.

When Denver’s preeminent sportscaster, competitive single-mother Piper, is called to her son’s school for a bullying incident, she dreads her time wasted. But when she meets the victim’s equally-stubborn single father, Erik, the principal demands they give their kids the attention they deserve – by teaming up to stage the school play, Romeo and Juliet. Piper must get past her immature ego, face her burgeoning feelings, and figure out how to operate a hot-glue gun – and all before opening night!