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Ethan Hawke, "Rules for a Knight"
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November 20, 2015
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54:42Now PlayingEthan Hawke—Academy Award-nominated actor (star of Dead Poets Society through Boyhood) and the co-founder and artistic director of the New York-based Malaparte Theater Company—draws on fables, chivalric codes, and a wide range of Eastern and Western philosophical and literary traditions for his third novel, Rules for a Knight. Set in 1483 on the eve of battle, the narrative takes the form of a letter written by Sir Thomas Lemuel Hawke to his four children; fearing he won’t survive, he leaves twenty virtues to see them through in his stead.
Hawke is in conversation with Margaret Talbot.
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