Presenter: Richard the III really existed, but wasn’t quite as gross as Shakespeare insisted. He’s a villain planning killing on his bother the King but how would you show his evil cunning?

Richard III is not only the title of one of Shakespeare’s famous historical plays but also the name of its protagonist and ...

Researchers are recreating the voice of Richard III, England’s infamous monarch who reigned for just two years in the 1480s.

Margaret finds great joy in the final outcome for all that have wronged the throne. Richard, a deformed duke, plans to upturn the peace that has fallen on England, and seize the throne.

Anne has married Richard III, after being wooed while following her father in law's coffin. Anne now laments her position, as Richard's wife and what may happen. Richard, a deformed duke ...

In her first play, historical novelist Philippa Gregory "seeks to offer a nuanced portrait of the last Plantagenet king", in contrast to Shakespeare's "depiction of a deformed outsider who settles ...

Britain’s King Richard III was immortalized with the Shakespeare line, “A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse.” Now state-of-the-art technology has revealed what it may have sounded like ...

Unlike the upper-class tones of Richard's modern successors, the re-created king's voice has a more common and earthy twang.