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  • “If you would but call me Rosalind”
    Orlando
    / Adaptations

    …played by Laurence Olivier in 1936, marked by a display of physical vigor and ardor. Other portrayals sought to emphasize the character’s youthful diffidence and emotional vulnerability, such as Marianne Elliott’s staging in 2000 at the Royal Exchange Theatre, in which English actor Tristan Sturrock played Orlando.

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    …played by Laurence Olivier in 1936, marked by a display of physical vigor and ardor. Other portrayals sought to emphasize the character’s youthful diffidence and emotional vulnerability, such as Marianne Elliott’s staging in 2000 at the Royal Exchange Theatre, in which English actor Tristan Sturrock played Orlando.

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