If Shakespeare were alive today, he'd be doing sitcoms. Roger Rees aliveshakespearesitcom Change image and share on social
I like to do really good things. But 'good' - witness Charles Dickens - doesn't mean 'not popular.' Roger Rees charledickengood Change image and share on social
I am an anthologist, you see. I sort of make anthologies for people. Roger Rees anthologistanthologymake Change image and share on social
There's something very fine and lucid and rich in this tradition of the English actor. Roger Rees actorenglishfine Change image and share on social
'Waiting for Godot,' when it first came out in 1950, was a very different sort of play to the plays that were in the West End at that time in London, because most of those plays were what we call drawing-room comedies. Roger Rees callcomedydraw share on social
History is with us until we learn from the suffering of the past. Roger Rees historylearnpast Change image and share on social
Some of the finest Shakespeare has been done recently by college theater programs. I'll tell you what these young kids have: They have a natural authority in Shakespeare. They feel a right to do it. And once they honor the humanity of it, the rhythm of the verse comes with it. Roger Rees authoritycollegefeel share on social
More people saw me in one episode of 'Cheers' than would ever see me in a play. Roger Rees cheerepisodepeople Change image and share on social
I want to play King Lear, Macbeth, Benedict, Coriolanus. I wouldn't mind doing Hamlet again. Well, I'm a little old. Perhaps I can rub Vaseline on the audience's eyes. Roger Rees audiencebenedictcoriolanus Change image and share on social
Nothing in the world in perfect. Even a still photograph. Roger Rees perfectphotographworld Change image and share on social
