Re: Who wrote Holden Caulfield

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We prefer the term "emotionally unstable," but the answer is yes :)

Come on, give me some analysis.  Give me a reason to not like the film. 
I mean, Be Specific.

Jim

On Mon, 02 Nov 1998 13:28:46 -0800 (PST) Emily Friedman
<bananafish_9@yahoo.com> writes:
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>> She said THAT?  I thought Romeo+Juliet was the most Shakespearean
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>> the play I'd ever seen.  
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>> Mostly because the actors sounded like that was their natural 
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>> Jim
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>> Are you crazy? The new Romeo and Juliet was fake! fake! fake!
>I've seen a high school do a better Romeo and Juliet. When that movie
>came out I just knew that Shakespeare was rolling in his grave.
>-Liz Friedman
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