Shakespeare was not very famous while he was alive, so the most probably answer is no.
His fame came after his death, and the publishing of his folios. During his life, he was noted as being a good playwright, but not of any world renown.
No, he didn't want to be famous. He wanted to be rich and to have a higher social status, but he would not have been able to comprehend how famous he has become. His contemporary, Ben Jonson, was really interested in becoming famous, as can be seen from his many acts of self-promotion. Shakespeare was hardly interested at all in becoming known as an author.
He gained fame by writing amazing plays and poems.
he gained fame and fortune b writing plays. everyone enjoyed them and most people would pay an extra amount to sit write by the stage!
yes shakespeare did enjoy writing because if he didn't enjoy writing then why did he do it and why didn't he stop
William Shakespeare; it is a line from Hamlet's soliloquy in the play 'Hamlet' (act 3, scene 1).
Yep.If you want to know more about Shakespeare I would HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend 'William Shakespeare - The Pitkin Guide', if you can get your hands on a copy.I have a copy right next to me though, so you can always ask me, if you want.
so you become famous and everybody loves you
No, not on this site. But if you want to Google images you should be able to find the two most famous images of Shakespeare, the Droeshout portrait and the Chandos portrait.
The inscription, on a stone near Shakespeare's grave, is a plea not to disturb his bones, and a curse on anyone who does. He did want his bones moved to the charnel house near to the church.
who does william shakespeare want to meet
No he wanted to be a clown
"The eye sees all, but the mind shows us what we want to see". This famous quotation was given by: (2) Shakespeare(1) Shankaracharya (3) Sir William Hamilton (4) John Keats
Yes. If you want to know why, find out more about William Shakespeare. In particular you might want to find out how much he has influenced the English language.
We have no idea what Shakespeare's thoughts as a child might have been.
William Shakespeare; it is a line from Hamlet's soliloquy in the play 'Hamlet' (act 3, scene 1).
Nobody knows. It could be anything.
To make money, mostly. It was his job.
She didn't want to be famous!
If that's what you want to call him, then it's your choice :-)
He never said. We really have very little idea what Shakespeare might have wanted.
No. They did want to kill each other though