Re: Who wrote Holden Caulfield

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---Emily Friedman <bananafish_9@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Before someone mentioned the movie I was talking to
one of my
> co-workers and we were discussing how the new R&J
was pretty trashy..
> The explosions, guns, transvestites, tatoos, and
Prince made me
> cringe. None of it felt like Shakespeare to me.
Also, I read the play
> and I know that R&J's death scene was different in
that silly movie.
> -Liz Friedman

anyone here ever see "tromeo and juliet?"
i'm pretty sure it predates the superdicrapio (is
that how you spell his name) version.
same idea but taken even farther. as in sharespeakes
play set in ultra modern heroin kilgun and they even
gave juliet a lesbian lover.

Qvaeris, quot mihi basiationes
tuae, Lesbia, sint satis superque.
                 -Gai Valeri Catvlli

Henry Flower, Esq.

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