Director: Baz Luhrmann

Keywords: Drama

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Jesse Bradford	Actor	28-May-1979		Clockstoppers
Claire Danes	Actor	12-Apr-1979		My So-Called Life
Brian Dennehy	Actor	9-Jul-1938		First Blood
Leonardo DiCaprio	Actor	11-Nov-1974		Titanic
Jamie Kennedy	Actor	25-May-1970		Scream, Malibu's Most Wanted
John Leguizamo	Comic	22-Jul-1964		House of Buggin'
Miriam Margolyes	Actor	18-May-1941		The Age of Innocence
Dash Mihok	Actor	24-May-1974		Lynn McKennan on Felicity
Zak Orth	Actor	15-Oct-1970		When Trumpets Fade
Harold Perrineau, Jr.	Actor	7-Aug-1963		Link in The Matrix
Christina Pickles	Actor	17-Feb-1935		Judy Geller on Friends
Pete Postlethwaite	Actor	16-Feb-1946		In the Name of the Father
Paul Rudd	Actor	6-Apr-1969		The Shape of Things
Paul Sorvino	Actor	13-Apr-1939		Det. Cerreta on Law & Order
Diane Venora	Actor	10-Aug-1952		Bird
M. Emmet Walsh	Actor	22-Mar-1935		Grizzled character actor

REVIEWS

Review by OwatzNaName (posted on 15-Mar-2005)

Personally I thought the new interpretation of Romeo and Juliet was awesome. And the characters really spoke the language well. I was not a huge fan of DiCaprio but when i saw the movie i thought "wow it really showed his acting skills." I also liked Jesse Bradford who took the small role of Balthasar and really made something memorable out of it. For such a small role it especially showed when his character brought the news of juliets supposed death to Romeo. I know to some Shakespeare fans this movie was offensive but it really turned out to be better than i thought it would be. The cast was mesmorizing and really brought the story to life. I felt like I was really there. To me this was one of the best movies ever... but thats just my opinion... at least it made more since to me than the 1968 version with Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whitting that version didnt seem as alive as this one... Thats why I give it 4 stars. It was a truly captivating film.

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