Saturday, April 05, 2003
And you can also see a short clip of Private Lives here. It's the american run of the play, but I don't know which night. It's really funny but yet kind of sad at the same time...like watching George and Martha from Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?, except they're more witty and sarcastic...and let's not forget darned attractive. *grins*
AMANDA: Whose yacht is that?
ELYOT: The Duke of Westminster's I expect. It always is.
AMANDA: I wish I were on it.
ELYOT: I wish you were too.
AMANDA: There's no need to be nasty.
ELYOT: Yes there is, every need. I've never in my life felt a greater urge to be nasty.
AMANDA: And you've had some urges in your time, haven't you?
ELYOT: If you start bickering with me, Amanda, I swear I'll throw you over the edge.
AMANDA: Try it, that's all, just try it.
ELYOT: You've upset everything, as usual.
AMANDA: I've upset everything! What about you?
ELYOT: Ever since the first moment I was unlucky enough to set eyes on you, my life has been insupportable.
AMANDA: Oh, do shut up, there's no sense in going on like that.
ELYOT: Nothing's any use. There's no escape, ever.
AMANDA: Don't be melodramatic.
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