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The Shrew in the Park (2003)

Actors: Thomas Gofton (actor), Thomas Gofton (actor), Glen McDonald (actor), Sean Ballantyne (actor), Jorge Molina (actor), Peter Mehren (actor), Andre Bennett (producer), Andrew Honor (director), Scott Albert (actor), Andrew Honor (producer), Andrew Honor (editor), Glenn Walsh (actor), Lucas James (actor), Lucas James (actor), Lucas James (actor),

Plot: A cinematic retelling of William Shakespeare's classic farce, The Shrew in the Park follows a community theatre group staging "The Taming of the Shrew" as a Shakespeare in the Park production. We see the backstage drama, the long hours of preparation, the crappy jobs, as the actors make sacrifices to do what they love best: get up on stage and perform. The entire text of the play is the movie's only dialogue.

The Taming of the Shrew (1983)

Actors: Bruce Davison (actor), Larry Drake (actor), Bill Erwin (actor), William Shakespeare (writer), Jay Robinson (actor), Karen Austin (actress), Kay E. Kuter (actor), Kathryn Kates (actress), Gary Lamb (actor), Jeremy Lawrence (actor), Lisa Cloud (actress), Dorothy Baca (costume designer), Gerard Bernard Cohen (composer), Franklyn Seales (actor), Nathan Adler (actor),

The Taming of the Shrew (1982)

Actors: Colm Feore (actor), Len Cariou (actor), William Shakespeare (writer), Colin Fox (actor), Lynne Griffin (actress), Norman Campbell (director), Norman Campbell (producer), Sharry Flett (actress), Keith Dinicol (actor), Desmond Ellis (actor), Barney O'Sullivan (actor), Anthony Bekenn (actor), Peter Dews (director), Lewis Gordon (actor), Stanley Silverman (composer),

Kiss Me, Petruchio (1981)

Actors: Raul Julia (actor), Meryl Streep (actress), Larry Pine (actor), Deborah Rush (actress), Joel Brooks (actor), Joseph Papp (actor), Phillip Schopper (editor), John Bottoms (actor), Wilford Leach (miscellaneous crew), Max Gulak (actor), Christopher Dixon (director),

The Taming of the Shrew (1976)

Actors: Earl Boen (actor), William Shakespeare (writer), Marc Singer (actor), Tomas Arana (actor), Harry Hamlin (actor), Kirk Browning (director), Raye Birk (actor), Al White (actor), Rodney Kageyama (actor), Deborah May (actress), Stephen Schnetzer (actor), Michael Keys Hall (actor), Sandra Shotwell (actress), Ken Campbell (producer), Fredi Olster (actress),

Der Widerspenstigen Zähmung (1971)

Actors: Klaus Maria Brandauer (actor), Otto Schenk (director), William Shakespeare (writer), Wolfgang Hübsch (actor), Ilse Neubauer (actress), Heinz-Leo Fischer (actor), Paul Bürks (actor), Otto Bolesch (actor), Christine Ostermayer (actress), Paul Burian (actor), Erwin Faber (actor),

La mégère apprivoisée (1964)

Actors: Jean-Paul Roussillon (actor), Lucien Baroux (actor), Alain Goraguer (composer), William Shakespeare (writer), Christian Marin (actor), Rosy Varte (actress), Caroline Cellier (actress), Henri Virlojeux (actor), Pierre Badel (director), Marius Balbinot (actor), François Nadal (actor), Gaëtan Noël (actor), Bernard Noël (actor), Albert Vidalie (writer), Jacques Datin (composer),

Ukroshchenie stroptivoy (1962)

Actors: Pavel Vinnik (actor), William Shakespeare (writer), Nikolay Sergeev (actor), Nikolai Pastukhov (actor), Vladimir Zeldin (actor), Yuriy Nikulin (actor), Vladimir Soshalsky (actor), Andrei Popov (actor), Lyudmila Kasatkina (actress), Marianna Vertinskaya (actress), Nina Sazonova (actress), Mark Pertsovsky (actor), Nikolai Karnaukhov (actor), Sergei Kolosov (director), Sergei Kolosov (writer),

The Taming of the Shrew (1929)

Actors: Joseph Cawthorn (actor), Clyde Cook (actor), Douglas Fairbanks (actor), Edwin Maxwell (actor), Charles Stevens (actor), Sam Taylor (writer), Hugo Riesenfeld (composer), Mitchell Leisen (costume designer), Sam Taylor (director), Allen McNeil (editor), H. Bruce Humberstone (miscellaneous crew), Mary Pickford (actress), Mary Pickford (producer), William Shakespeare (writer), Constance Collier (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: In sixteenth century Padua, Hortensio loves Bianca, the youngest daughter of Baptista. But Baptista will not allow the two to get married until his eldest daughter, the extremely headstrong Katherine, is betrothed. This task seems impossible because of Katherine's shrewish demeanor. They believe their prayers have been answered with the arrival from Verona of the lusty Petruchio, whose father has just passed, leaving him to travel the world and marry. Having not yet met her, Petruchio agrees to court Katherine when he is told of her beauty and wit. Petruchio is even more excited at the prospect of marrying this wildcat of a woman after meeting her. Katherine will have none of it, even if it means her sister's spinsterhood, but has no choice but to marry him. Beyond the fact of the marriage itself, Katherine is even more irked by Petruchio's less than conventional behavior at the ceremony and post ceremony bridal feast. Each starts to play what they consider sly games of oneupsmanship with each other to gain the upper hand in the marriage.

The Taming of the Shrew (1923)

Actors: Edward Godal (producer), Edwin J. Collins (director), Eliot Stannard (writer), William Shakespeare (writer), M. Gray Murray (actor), Cynthia Murtagh (actress), Lauderdale Maitland (actor), Somers Bellamy (actor), Dacia Deane (actress), Roy Beard (actor),