This is the QAnon of Shakespere. Badly researched, if at all. Just the usual nonsense spit-up by a no-talent family with a no-talent heritage, desperately needing/seeking to claim ancestry to the throne of someone with actual talent. It's a pathetic attempt to "In Search of..." William Shakespeare.
In point of fact, I wholeheartedly recommend "In Search of Shakespeare," by Michael Wood. Unlike this film, it contains no melodramatic bullsquat aimed at trying to influence people who obviously never took a class in Critical Thinking in their lives.
Almost as bad as the 2011 distorted melodrama, "Anonymous," by Independence Day's, Roland Emmerich, who directs a gorgeous but insipidly fact-checked bunch of silly, overacted nonsense, that is oddly supported by actual actors like Derek Jacobi - who is apparent in both these films... to the point where it seems he must have some serious cash invested in the de Vere estate.
In point of fact, I wholeheartedly recommend "In Search of Shakespeare," by Michael Wood. Unlike this film, it contains no melodramatic bullsquat aimed at trying to influence people who obviously never took a class in Critical Thinking in their lives.
Almost as bad as the 2011 distorted melodrama, "Anonymous," by Independence Day's, Roland Emmerich, who directs a gorgeous but insipidly fact-checked bunch of silly, overacted nonsense, that is oddly supported by actual actors like Derek Jacobi - who is apparent in both these films... to the point where it seems he must have some serious cash invested in the de Vere estate.