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Bill Nighy (Edgar / Poor Tom), Anthony Hopkins (Lear) in KING LEAR by  Shakespeare at the Olivier Theatre, National Theatre (NT), London SE1  11/12/1986 set design: Hayden Griffin costumes: Christine Stromberg  lighting:
Bill Nighy (Edgar / Poor Tom), Anthony Hopkins (Lear) in KING LEAR by Shakespeare at the Olivier Theatre, National Theatre (NT), London SE1 11/12/1986 set design: Hayden Griffin costumes: Christine Stromberg lighting:

King Lear-Poor Tom, 1992 · SUU Archives
King Lear-Poor Tom, 1992 · SUU Archives

KING LEAR, Act 3, Scene 4
KING LEAR, Act 3, Scene 4

King Lear': Act 3 Analysis
King Lear': Act 3 Analysis

King Lear - insights
King Lear - insights

Edgar | King Lear
Edgar | King Lear

Theater Review: 'King Lear' with John Lithgow, Annette Bening - Variety
Theater Review: 'King Lear' with John Lithgow, Annette Bening - Variety

Shakespeareances.com: Edgar and the Worst of Woes
Shakespeareances.com: Edgar and the Worst of Woes

King Lear: madness, the fool and poor Tom - The British Library
King Lear: madness, the fool and poor Tom - The British Library

James Heatlie - Poor Tom - King Lear 2012 - StarNow
James Heatlie - Poor Tom - King Lear 2012 - StarNow

A Summary and Analysis of William Shakespeare's King Lear – Interesting  Literature
A Summary and Analysis of William Shakespeare's King Lear – Interesting Literature

King Lear Story Timeline | Shakespeare Learning Zone
King Lear Story Timeline | Shakespeare Learning Zone

King Lear Story Timeline | Shakespeare Learning Zone
King Lear Story Timeline | Shakespeare Learning Zone

King Lear: The mystery and complexity of Edgar | by Alexander Bersia |  Medium
King Lear: The mystery and complexity of Edgar | by Alexander Bersia | Medium

The Fool remains a better critic of Lear than all later resenters of the  king, because he accepts Lear's sublimity and uniqueness and they cannot.”  | The Play's The Thing
The Fool remains a better critic of Lear than all later resenters of the king, because he accepts Lear's sublimity and uniqueness and they cannot.” | The Play's The Thing

King Lear review – Sher shores up his place in Shakespeare royalty | Antony  Sher | The Guardian
King Lear review – Sher shores up his place in Shakespeare royalty | Antony Sher | The Guardian

l-r: Anthony Hopkins (King Lear), Bill Nighy (Edgar / Poor Tom) in KING LEAR  by Shakespeare at the Olivier Theatre, National Theatre (NT), London SE1  11/12/1986 set design: Hayden Griffin costumes: Christine
l-r: Anthony Hopkins (King Lear), Bill Nighy (Edgar / Poor Tom) in KING LEAR by Shakespeare at the Olivier Theatre, National Theatre (NT), London SE1 11/12/1986 set design: Hayden Griffin costumes: Christine

Oliver Johnstone as Edgar/Poor Tom in King Lear. RSC 2016. | King lear, King  lear characters, Johnstone
Oliver Johnstone as Edgar/Poor Tom in King Lear. RSC 2016. | King lear, King lear characters, Johnstone

King Lear: Madness, the Fool, and Poor Tom – Brewminate: We're Never Far  from Where We Were
King Lear: Madness, the Fool, and Poor Tom – Brewminate: We're Never Far from Where We Were

King Lear – review | Theatre | The Guardian
King Lear – review | Theatre | The Guardian

The Public Theater's King Lear, Starring John Lithgow, Is Commendable But  Vague
The Public Theater's King Lear, Starring John Lithgow, Is Commendable But Vague

The Background to 'King Lear'. Part Two (of Three). | The Shakespeare Code
The Background to 'King Lear'. Part Two (of Three). | The Shakespeare Code

King Lear Story Timeline | Shakespeare Learning Zone
King Lear Story Timeline | Shakespeare Learning Zone

King Lear Act 3 Scene 4 | Shakespeare Learning Zone
King Lear Act 3 Scene 4 | Shakespeare Learning Zone

King Lear: Act 4, Scene 1
King Lear: Act 4, Scene 1