Many of Shakespeare's play's follow the same pattern such as "a comedy of errors" which also hold the same layout. ... Twelfth Night follows many other of the traditions set in Shakespeare's comedies, such as the theme of love which is usually prevalent in every Shakespeare comedy as can be seen with Orsino announcing his love for Olivia. ...
The Indian film industry has drawn heavily on Shakespeare as seen in movies like Angoor, where the plot is drawn almost entirely from "A Comedy of Errors" and Omkara, an adaptation of Othello. ... In particular, it was Shakespeare's ability to effortlessly mingle comedy with tragedy that led to his fame, and what makes his works invaluable even today. ...
The audience would laugh at this as Bottom's error in mistaking the word 'seemly' with 'obscenely' would be apparent. ... His begging is a strong source of comedy for both Elizabethan and modern audiences as he desperately tries to show that he would be able to play the Lion – or even Thisbe! ... The audience would see this as comedy because they can easily notice that Bottom is not very clever and not the ideal person to replace Quince; who wrote the play. ...
Carrey is usually known as the funny man and is the face of many comedy movies, but this time he took a turn and took in a less whimsical role, in which he became the face of Truman. ... He also showed and reminded to the audience that Seahaven is an artificial set by displaying the errors that occur throughout the set such as the light falling. ...
