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How Andrew Scott Took on the Role of a Lifetime in ‘Elsinore’

The Dublin native portrays a closeted actor dying of AIDS while preparing to play Hamlet on stage: “This film is so much about everything in my life.”

Andrew Scott plays a closeted actor dying of AIDS in the film 'Elsinore'. According to The Hollywood Reporter, he portrays this character while preparing to play Hamlet on stage. Scott said that “This film is so much about everything in my life.”

The provided reports do not offer further details about the film 'Elsinore' or Andrew Scott's role.

Another topic appears in the reports, discussing a 1919 event involving a solar eclipse and a photograph that supported Einstein's general theory of relativity, but it does not relate to Andrew Scott or the film 'Elsinore'.

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