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A great place to start! “COLIN'S MOVIE MONOLOGUE
PAGE, the last bastion of monologuerrific paraphernalia in the free internet
world. … this website is proud to be the home of more monologues than Jay Leno
(or me or anyone else) knows what to do with. Need a conclusion for that
paper you stayed up all night writing? Desperate for an audition piece that's
not written by a guy with the initials Neil Simon? I have pages of everything
from Apocalypse Now to Dawson's Creek, and thanks to the Fair Use provision
of the U.S. Copyright Act, you don't have to pay a cent to use 'em.“ Scripts and Transcripts to Classic Movies
(and others) made before 1970. Culled from various sources on the
internet. Simply
links to hundreds of Scripts, Movie Scripts, Screenplays, and Transcripts of
Current, Classic and maybe a few Soon-to-be-Released Movies, Television, Anime, and Radio Shows. “Welcome to the
most comprehensive Catalogue of Plays in the World. We offer virtually every
Play currently published in the English language, arranged primarily for those of you searching for a play for
performance - browse Plays by Genre where most titles
include a brief synopsis and basic casting requirements. We also stock several thousand
out-of-print plays & theatre-related books, any of which can be purchased
safely via Secure Server & usually
despatched within 24 hours.” Anne’s Page of Actor’s Monologues “This page was designed for actors, like myself, in search of monologues for auditions, classes, etc. I'm trying to include a good variety of monologues, from traditional to more...unique content. No copyright infringements are intended--I've quoted and credited the excerpts as accurately as I can. These should be for academic/personal use only.” The WWW Virtual Library – Theatre and Drama Here you will find pointers to resources in more
than 50 countries around the world, for professionals, amateurs, academics
and students of all ages. The site attempts to be multi-cultural and
multi-lingual. The site is updated daily.
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The Actor’s Book of Movie Monologues |
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The 247 Best Movie Scenes In Film History |
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Contemporary Movie Monologues: A Sourcebook For Actors |
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