Shakespeare: The Animated Tales

Summary

Shakespeare: The Animated Tales is an animated television series^[1]. It draws 143 Wikipedia views per month (animated_television_series category, ranking #659 of 2,014).^[2]

Key Facts

• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales authored The Animated Tales — author (P50): William Shakespeare^[3].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's instance of is recorded as The Animated Tales — instance of (P31): animated television series^[4].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales was directed by The Animated Tales — director (P57): Robert Sahakyants^[5].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales was directed by The Animated Tales — director (P57): Stanislav Sokolov^[6].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales was directed by The Animated Tales — director (P57): Nikolay Serebryakov^[7].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales was directed by The Animated Tales — director (P57): Yefim Gamburg^[8].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales was directed by The Animated Tales — director (P57): Natalya Orlova^[9].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales was directed by The Animated Tales — director (P57): Mariya Muat^[10].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales was directed by The Animated Tales — director (P57): Aida Zyablikova^[11].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales was directed by The Animated Tales — director (P57): Aleksey Karayev^[12].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales was directed by The Animated Tales — director (P57): Yury Kulakov^[13].
• The Animated Tales — screenwriter (P58): Leon Garfield wrote the screenplay for Shakespeare: The Animated Tales^[14].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's based on is recorded as The Animated Tales — based on (P144): A Midsummer Night's Dream^[15].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's based on is recorded as The Animated Tales — based on (P144): The Tempest^[16].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's based on is recorded as The Animated Tales — based on (P144): Macbeth^[17].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's based on is recorded as The Animated Tales — based on (P144): Romeo and Juliet^[18].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's based on is recorded as The Animated Tales — based on (P144): Hamlet^[19].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's based on is recorded as The Animated Tales — based on (P144): Twelfth Night^[20].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's based on is recorded as The Animated Tales — based on (P144): Richard III^[21].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's based on is recorded as The Animated Tales — based on (P144): The Taming of the Shrew^[22].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's based on is recorded as The Animated Tales — based on (P144): As You Like It^[23].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's based on is recorded as The Animated Tales — based on (P144): Julius Caesar^[24].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's based on is recorded as The Animated Tales — based on (P144): The Winter's Tale^[25].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales's based on is recorded as The Animated Tales — based on (P144): Othello^[26].
• Shakespeare: The Animated Tales was produced by The Animated Tales — producer (P162): Renat Zinnurov^[27].

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Authorship and Creation

Shakespeare: The Animated Tales authored The Animated Tales — author (P50): William Shakespeare^[3]. Producers include The Animated Tales — producer (P162): Renat Zinnurov^[27] and The Animated Tales — producer (P162): Chris Grace^[28]. Directors include The Animated Tales — director (P57): Robert Sahakyants^[5], The Animated Tales — director (P57): Stanislav Sokolov^[6], The Animated Tales — director (P57): Nikolay Serebryakov^[7], The Animated Tales — director (P57): Yefim Gamburg^[8], The Animated Tales — director (P57): Natalya Orlova^[9], and The Animated Tales — director (P57): Mariya Muat^[10]. The Animated Tales — screenwriter (P58): Leon Garfield wrote the screenplay for it^[14].

Publication

Shakespeare: The Animated Tales was released on +1992-00-00T00:00:00Z^[29]. Original languages include The Animated Tales — original language of film or TV show (P364): English^[30] and The Animated Tales — original language of film or TV show (P364): Welsh^[31].

Why It Matters

Shakespeare: The Animated Tales draws 143 Wikipedia views per month (animated_television_series category, ranking #659 of 2,014).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[32]