What's the Difference between Much Ado About Nothing the Play and Much Ado About Nothing the Movie?

Romantic Comedy

	Much Ado About Nothing	85%
Released:	1809
Playwrite:	William Shakespeare

	Much Ado About Nothing	15%
Released:	2013
Director:	Joss Whedon

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Hero	Hero Portrayed by: Jillian Morgese
Claudio	Claudio Portrayed by: Fran Kranz

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In the Play	In the Movie
The play takes place in the 1600s in England.	It is set in 2011 in America.
Conrade is a man and a follower of Don John.	Conrade is a woman. She is Don John's lover.
A messenger arrives to inform the wedding party that Don John has been captured.	They learn the news on a video on a smart phone.

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