Don't think so. Check out Jacobi's performance as the chorus in Henry V. (He
played a character with a repressed stutter in Dead Again, though.)
His Hamlet (on PBS some years ago) was the best I ever saw. I saw him in
Much Ado at Lincoln Center. No lisp. The stutter he mastered in "I
Claudius". If one could control it, would one *choose* to lisp?
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Cathy Brady - speaking only for myself cbr...@umd5.umd.edu
math specialist/education Maryland Science Center
My inner child is an honor roll student.