Re: Who wrote Holden Caulfield

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Yeah, and didn't you LOVE the way he used a television news report in
place of the Chorus?  Perfect.

Jim

On Mon, 02 Nov 1998 10:25:32 +1100 Camille Scaysbrook
<verona_beach@geocities.com> writes:
>
>
>> She said THAT?  I thought Romeo+Juliet was the most Shakespearean 
>take on
>> the play I'd ever seen.  
>> 
>> Mostly because the actors sounded like that was their natural 
>speech,
>> rather than sounding like they were doing Shakespeare.
>
>Yes, exactly. I was very surprised about that. I think the way 
>Luhrmann
>actively wondered `How would Shakespeare have directed a movie if he 
>was
>living today?' was particularly clever (but I'm talking about my 
>favourite
>movie of all time here so maybe I'm a little prejudiced (: )
>
>Camille
>verona_beach@geocities.com
>@ THE ARTS HOLE www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Theater/6442
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