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Lawrence Fishburne and Kenneth Brannagh as Othello and Iago.

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This is a screenshot from Othello (1995 film).

1. This is of fictional characters in a fictional film. While free use could be found to describe the characters themselves, it could not be to describe the film adaptation.
2. It is low resolution.
3. As it a single screenshot, it will not harm any film sales.
4. It is used for encyclopedic purposes.

1. This is of fictional characters in a fictional film. While free use could be found to describe the characters themselves, it could not be to describe the film adaptation.
2. It is low resolution.
3. As it a single screenshot, it will not harm any film sales.
4. It is used for encyclopedic purposes.

1. This is of fictional characters in a fictional film. While free use could be found to describe the characters themselves, it could not be to describe the film adaptation.
2. It is low resolution.
3. As it a single screenshot, it will not harm any film sales.
4. It is used for encyclopedic purposes.