Re: holden hour

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WILL HOCHMAN wrote:
> Didn't see the film but when I saw the play in NY shortly after it
opened,
> the monologue on catcher worked brilliantly...I wish I could remember who
> the actor was, but it wasn't will smith...but I do remember loving it and
> generally it's all I can do to stay in my seat when I go to see plays...

Glad to see another devotee of a very much living art (: Nothing stirs like
a great play. I must admit I really did like the movie of Six Degrees -
although it was very much a `play-movie' that betrayed its stage origins to
a large extent, which is where you get things like monologues that seem
uncomfortably long and so forth (it didn't bother me though - and you're
right Paul, Donald Sutherland is great. I just saw `The Day of the Locust'
for the first time the other day - his character's name is Homer Simpson!).
Never seen it on stage but I'd love to. 

Camille
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