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re: The Philadelphia Story
Posted by: singleticket 06:04 pm EST 11/26/18
In reply to: re: The Philadelphia Story - keikekaze 05:48 pm EST 11/26/18

There is also the problem that the play's underlying attitude--explicitly stated at one point--that the very rich somehow need ***extra*** tolerance and indulgence, more so than other people, is not exactly timely in the 21st century.

In the play or the film, do you think? I haven't read the play.

I have read HOLIDAY and THE ANIMAL KINGDOM which I wouldn't say have any special pleading for the wealthy as much as an apt understanding of the price of wealth.
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re: The Philadelphia Story
Posted by: keikekaze 06:24 pm EST 11/26/18
In reply to: re: The Philadelphia Story - singleticket 06:04 pm EST 11/26/18

I confess I haven't read the play in ages, and I was thinking of a certain line in the movie version when I made my comment above. That exact line may not be in the play--but I suspect that something very much like it is, as I don't think Stewart would have taken such liberties with Barry as to reverse the meaning of something, or to introduce a new theme.
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