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A companion as no other immortal had ever been.
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The Third Man 1949 | dir. Carol Reed
Can you remember the 90s?
Yes
No
As in, do any of your memories take place during the 90s (yes, a single memory from 1999 counts).
I can remember about half of them. My earliest memory was probably 1995 and they go from there.
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The Importance of Being Earnest on Project Gutenberg (the script is public domain, so it’s free and legal!) (and omg so worth reading; I am rereading it now and reliving all the great moments of this production!)
Far as I can recall, the only lines added in this production were “We’ve covered the scene change” and “G, A, Y, S & M”
The rest is pure uncut original Oscar Wilde 💚 🌈
I did this too! The vegetarian joke and the stockbrokers joke are also original to the text. There were a few other places where they modernized a word or phrase (“he went to Oxford” is an update of “he is an Oxonian”; “interested in social justice” used to be “interested in social legislation”; and there were probably a few more). But it was delightful (and scary) how comprehensible it still was.
Oooh yes!
Also, I of course had to check the original stage direction for when Jack and Algy came in singing “You’re Beautiful.” Here it is, in its entirety.
[Enter Jack followed by Algernon. They whistle some dreadful popular air from a British Opera.]
Oscar, that’s so delightfully bitchy. I hope that, wherever you are, you enjoyed the choice of dreadful popular air.
Ahh yes! Oscar Wilde really said “put a terrible pop song here.” 😀
There are ways and ways to play Lady Bracknell’s response here, but I think this one was “you are SO BUSTED, Algy, I do not believe one single word coming out of your mouth about Bunbury” and honestly that’s my favorite reading.
won't make my mama proud, it's gonna cause a scene
I love you. And love isn't silly. Aren't you interested in love?
MANUELA & SERAFIN THE PIRATE│1948
SAM REID as LESTAT DE LIONCOURT Behind the scenes during the making of The Vampire Lestat.
Jean Arthur in Seven Chances (1925) dir. Buster Keaton
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