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Edward "Ned"
Poins,
generally referred to as "
Poins" /ˈpɔɪnz/, is a
fictional character who
appears in two
plays by
William Shakespeare,
Henry IV, Part...
- "Harry Monmouth", but
never as "Henry". Only
Falstaff and
Poins ever call the
prince "Hal", and
Poins does so only twice. In the two plays,
Falstaff does so...
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literary adaptations,
playing Bazzard in The
Mystery of
Edwin Drood and
Poins in The
Hollow Crown. He
later appeared in the
first three BBC-produced series...
- part of
Henry IV,
Leonard Digges recording, "Let but
Falstaff come, Hal,
Poins, the rest ... and you
scarce shall have a room". When the
company found...
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London Palladium Dessa Rose
Dessa Rose
Trafalgar Studios 2014–2015
Henry IV
Poins/The Earl of
Douglas Donmar Warehouse,
London 2015 How to
Succeed in Business...
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Grooms Eastcheap John
Falstaff Falstaff's Page
Bardolph Ancient Pistol Ned
Poins Peto
Mistress Quickly –
hostess of the
tavern Dorothy "Doll"
Tearsheet –...
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comedy programme Dig This
Rhubarb Beckley made his film
debut in 1965 as Ned
Poins in
Orson Welles'
Chimes at Midnight.
Beckley appeared in a
number of films...
- Stratford-on-Avon, England, 1975, then at the
Aldwych Theatre,
London (1976)
Poins,
Henry IV,
Parts I and II, for the
Royal Shakespeare Company,
Memorial Theatre...
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young Prince Hal (King Henry's
eldest son) and his companions, Falstaff,
Poins, Bardolph, and Peto. From the play's outset,
Henry IV's
reign is
beset by...
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Pointillism (/ˈpwæ̃tɪlɪzəm/, also US: /ˈpwɑːn-ˌ
ˈpɔɪn-/) is a
technique of
painting in
which small,
distinct dots of
color are
applied in
patterns to...
