A 1933 screen test for a proposed, but never filmed, movie version of "Hamlet" in Technicolor, starring John Barrymore - this is the Ghost Scene.
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John Barrymore as Hamlet
Donald Crisp as Marcellus
Reginald Denny as Horatio
Irving Pichel as Claudius
United States 04 April 1933
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