The song actually appears three times in the film — after the lovers' first kiss, during their intimate wedding vows, and during Romeo (Jamie Ward) and ... Shakespeare's play, the film, from ...

There’s a comic-relief scene at the end of Act IV in Romeo and Juliet ... for her wedding prepare to leave, a household servant asks them for a paradoxically happy dirge: “O play me some ...

Marino isn't necessarily going for either a "period" or "modernized" approach to "Romeo and Juliet." Rather, he's trying to interpret and present the play about young lovers from families who hate ...