BABY DOLL: THE SCRIPT OF THE FILM/SOMETHING UNSPOKEN SUDDENLY LAS T SUMMER
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Sinopsis
Tennessee Williams’s famous and controversial Hollywood screenplay Baby Doll opens with Archie Lee’s teenage bride driving him to distraction, as she has refused to consummate their marriage until the day of her twentieth birthday. Enter wily Sicilian Silva Vaccaro, Archie’s rival both in the cotton business and for the fluffy affections of flirtatious Baby Doll, and the steamy tension rapidly reaches breaking-point. ‘Make no mistake about it,’ wrote John Osborne, ‘this Baby Doll kid is a killer.’ This volume also contains Something Unspoken, a brilliantly comic study of a wealthy, manipulative Southern spinster, and Suddenly Last Summer, which tells the story of a man’s escape from his possessive mother – and her revenge.
Ficha Técnica
Editorial: Penguin
ISBN: 9780141185712
Número de páginas: 159
Encuadernación: Tapa blanda
Fecha de lanzamiento: 27/04/2001
Año de edición: 2001
Plaza de edición: London
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Sinopsis
Tennessee Williams’s famous and controversial Hollywood screenplay Baby Doll opens with Archie Lee’s teenage bride driving him to distraction, as she has refused to consummate their marriage until the day of her twentieth birthday. Enter wily Sicilian Silva Vaccaro, Archie’s rival both in the cotton business and for the fluffy affections of flirtatious Baby Doll, and the steamy tension rapidly reaches breaking-point. ‘Make no mistake about it,’ wrote John Osborne, ‘this Baby Doll kid is a killer.’ This volume also contains Something Unspoken, a brilliantly comic study of a wealthy, manipulative Southern spinster, and Suddenly Last Summer, which tells the story of a man’s escape from his possessive mother – and her revenge.