William Shakespeare Image Quest in Netflix Documentary

The window cleaning Stephen Wadlo has spent more than ten years and tried to prove that he had a worthless and original image of Shakespeare. It is now being told in a Netflix documentary film. What is the story behind that found?

Stephen, who lives in Aylesberg, Bakinghamshir, said his father, Peter, bought the painting for £900 in the 1960s.

He was hanging above the TV for 40 years, but Stephen didn’t always like the portrait.

“He looked at you before. Wherever you are in the house, he looks at you. He always reminded him of the pictures in Scope II.

He never thought too much about his father had a visitor – an English and artistic teacher – who doubted more in the picture.

Peter said she initially believed it was a reproduction.

“He said, ‘That’s quite a nice repropro. I said, ‘That’s not a Ripro, it’s true and authentic.

“At that stage, he took out a glass of eyeballs from his hand bag and said he was more like Shakespeare than Shakespeare.

Now Stephen believes he can be the missing link in searching for a true Shakespeare representation.

The portrait appears to be showing a young Shakespeare at the age of

The secret flag was hidden under the layers of surplus, which shows that the identity of the city was deliberately hidden.

Stephen, a descent of Tring, Hertfordshair, even turned to facial recognition technology to compare the portrait with other well-known image writers.

This technology has shown that the painting was closer to drawing in any other image that traditionally dates back to Shakespeare.

The portrait has been severely analyzed by experts, including hyperpetramental and visual visual photography.

Dr. John Gilcrist, CEO of Clides, worked with researchers at the University College London and revealed that the portrait had changed over time, with features such as the exaggeration of the stick, which was later added later.

“The only thing I can do is to report that we are watching under red and these measurements,” Gilcrist said.

“Whether this is a load or not, I can’t confirm that. The only thing I can say is that it’s definitely it’s like it.

“All experts, whether technical or artistic historians, all agree 100%, which is Shakespeare’s time,” Vadloe said.

“The big question is whether it’s Shakespeare or not.

One of the experts told him that if it was proven that he was a productive playwright, he could “bow anywhere from £100 million to £200 million.

He was not disappointed by the Art Institute, which he said he rejected the idea of ​​Shakespeare’s image without a beard.

He admitted that “a little temptation to prove some people was wrong.

There was a progress when Lumier Technology in Paris, known for his work with icons of icons such as Mona Lisa, conducted multiple synthetic analysis.

The company’s CEO, Jean Penikat, believes that Mr. Vadloe can depict Shakespeare as an actor, and he may even play the role of one of his characters.

“Health with the mouth… is completely equal, undoubtedly, only by monitoring.

“So, for me, really, I agree with the assumption that this is a picture of Shakespeare,” he said.

By thinking about the journey, which is told on Netflix in the things of dreams, Stephen admits that while money is a primary driver, but quickly hunted for the answers.

“Of course one day someone wants to buy it.

“And if they are them – and it will go to a righteous home, and it will be displayed to the people – then yes, I wait for a day to retire with a few kilograms,” Stephen said.

• William Shakespeare was an English playwright, poet and actor
• Shakespeare’s plays are Macbeth, Romeo, Juliet and The Tampest
• Shakespeare was born in 1564 in Stratford-Apoon Avon and married Anne Hathaway in 1582. He had three children.
• Shakespeare has spent most of his professional life with an acting company in London, where Lord Chamberlin’s men. In 1599, acting company created Globe Theater
• Shakespeare’s plays are still performed all over the world and inspiration for many films, ballets, music and opera