In a festive sofa advertising campaign, the actor claims the bard once exclaimed: 'People usually are the happiest at home.' One problem " the oft-cited line is pure bunkumWhat was Shakespeare thinking when he wrote: "People usually are the happiest at home"? Not only is it a banal observation, it isn't even in iambic pentameter. Could he really have been so inconsistent? One minute he was fretting over the "slings a…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 08:09AM on January 3, 2018