Hey, so I was out thrifting yesterday, eh, and I bought a copy of the script to Streetcar. But instead of the two fifty price I was supposed to pay, as I'm pretty sure it falls under generic softccover, I paid ninety-nine cents, because they decided it was a kids' book. I repeat, they decided Streetcar Named Desire was a children's book.
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FNJ
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Posted:
Jan 24 2010 09:19 pm
thats alot funnier than it shopuld be allowed to be.
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Jan 24 2010 11:52 pm
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Posted:
Jan 25 2010 01:44 pm
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
I've played scenes out of that play for theatre classes before. Nothing like pretending to be almost-raped by your good friend. (Oh, the weird shit theatre geeks are able to say.) Obviously it was only a NEAR rape though, because a FULL rape would never fly in a kid's book.
Still, that's a great deal you got on the script! Very cool thing to have.
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Posted:
Feb 09 2010 01:37 am
I hate this movie. I had to watch it in my film class in high school. I took the class twice because it was an awesome class. However we had to watch this movie each time. I couldn't stand it. I just wanted to yell at Blanch to "STFU!"
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