👉 The term "theatricalised" is often used in literature and film to describe a character or setting that has become overly stylized, exaggerated, or derivative of their original source material. This could be due to modern or contemporary influences on the genre, such as technological advances or cultural shifts. The process can also involve altering or modifying existing elements of the story for dramatic effect. For example, in Shakespeare's "Hamlet," Hamlet is described as "the theatreised" version of his
