http://www.animepaper.net/forums/rss/66443/ en-us Fri, 12 Jun 2009 20:15:51 -0400 AnimePaper RSS Generator http://static1.animepaper.net/images/v5/icons/ap-logo-sm.gif http://www.animepaper.net/ Animepaper site syndication http://www.animepaper.net/forums/rss/66443/ Thread for discussing thoughts on the dub. It&#39;s released June 23rd!<br /> <br /> In the mean time, did anyone catch the <a class="posturl" rel="nofollow" href="http://blog.funimation.com/2009/05/anime&#45;boston&#45;written&#45;in&#45;iambic&#45;pentameter&#45;but&#45;not&#45;really/">premiere</a> screening at Anime Boston? Guys. GUYS. THE EPISODE TITLES ARE IN IAMBIC PENTAMETER. This made the Shakespeare geek in me very happy. <img class="emo-adore" src="http://static1.animepaper.net/images/emo/adore.gif" title="&lt;3 emoticon" alt="&lt;3 emoticon" /><br /> <br /> The script is sort of a combination of Shakespeare&#45;English and modern English. The nobles tend to speak in a more archaic manner, while the commoners&#39; manner of speaking is down&#45;to&#45;earth. It sort of takes some getting used to, but I think it works. They use pieces actual dialogue from the play, which is cool.<br /> <br /> I was impressed! I&#39;m not familiar with the other work of most of the cast, but I plan on buying this once it comes out.<br /> <br /> The cast:<br /> <br /> Brina Palencia as Juliet<br /> Chris Burnett as Romeo<br /> Carrie Savage as Hermione<br /> Christopher Bevins as Mercutio<br /> Colleen Clinkenbeard as Cordelia<br /> Dana Schultes as Portia<br /> Eric Vale as Francisco<br /> J. Michael Tatum as William<br /> Larissa Wolcott as Amelia<br /> Maxey Whitehead as Antonio<br /> Mike McFarland as Tybalt<br /> R Bruce Elliott as Conrad<br /> Robert McCollum as Curio<br /> Sean Hennigan as Lord Montague<br /> Sean Michael Teague as Benvolio<br /> Fri, 12 Jun 2009 20:15:51 -0400