Depending on your definition of "movie", all Shakespeare's plays HAVE been turned into movies, thanks to the BBC and Time-Life Video. They were produced in the early 80's. I am in the process of going through all 37 plays on videos, sound recordings, and annotated print editions. While some of these BBC/T-LV productions are rather mediocre, they are pretty indispensable when there are no other video resources available (Henry VI, anyone?).<br><br>Some productions actually have movie stars in them: Anthony Hopkins as Othello (ick), Helen Mirren as Titania (not the Helen we are used to!) and John Cleese as Petruchio. My local library system carries them here in Portland, Oregon, and I would guess that they are widely distributed.