movie monologue?

Question

i am looking for a monologue from a movie. it needs to be at least two minutes. please dont give me websites. or tell me to go buy this book. please just give me the monologue.

Answer 1

sweetie- we should just give you the monologue? No websites - because of course you wouldn't want to strain yourself. God knows you'll not make it in the theater or film of you don't learn to get motivated.

Answer 2

I don't know why you would need a 2 min monologue from a movie.

Check with your teacher, they most likely want you to do a monologue from a play.

Answer 3

i admire this one. I *think of* it qualifies as a monologue. no longer purely is it humorous, it would come across a thank you to emote like no person's enterprise. enable me supply you a touch interior advice approximately God. God likes to visual exhibit unit. he's a prankster. think of approximately it. He supplies guy instincts. He supplies this marvelous present, and then what does He do, I swear for His very own leisure, his very own inner maximum, cosmic gag reel, He instruments the policies in opposition. that's the goof of all time. look yet do no longer touch. touch, yet do no longer flavor. flavor, do no longer swallow. Ahaha. And while you're jumpin' from one foot to the subsequent, what's he doing? he's laughin' His sick, ******' *** off! he's a good-***! he's a SADIST! he's an absentee landlord! Worship that? in no way! devil's recommend

Answer 4

This is from a play, not a movie. "Crimes of the heart" by Beth Henley

"Babe: After we did it, we were just standing around on the back porch playing with Dog (her pet dog). Well, suddenly Zackery comes from around the side of the house. And he startled me 'cause he's supposed to be away at the office, and there he is coming from round the side of the house. Anyway, he says to Willie Jay, "Hey, boy, what are you doing back here?" And I say, "He's not doing anything. You just go on home, Willie Jay! You just run right on home." Well, before he can move, Zackery comes up and knocks him once right across the face and then shoves him down the porch steps, causing him to skin up his elbow real bad on that hard concrete. Then he says, "Don't you ever come around her again, or I'll have them cut out your gizzard!" Well, Willie Jay starts crying- these tears come streaming down his face-then he gets up real quick and runs away, with Dog following off after him. After that, I don't remember too clearly; let's see? I went on into the living room , and I went right up to the davenport and opened the drawer where we keep the burglar gun? I took it out. Then I - I brought it up to my ear. That's right. I put it right inside my ear. Why I was gonna shoot off my own head! That's what I was gonna do. Then I heard the back door slamming and suddenly, for some reason, I thought about Mama? how she'd hung herself. And here I was about ready to shoot myself. Then I realized-that's right, I realized how I didn't want to kill myself! And she-she probably didn't want to kill herself. She wanted to kill him, and I wanted to kill him, too. I wanted to kill Zackery, not myself. 'Cause I-I wanted to live! So I waited for him to come on into the living room. Then I held out the gun, and I pulled the trigger, aiming for his heart but getting him in the stomach. (pause) It's funny that I really did that."



Years of living married without any return of love from her husband, Babe begins to have an affair with a sixteen year old black boy, Willie Jay. When she is denied this hope of love, her last string is cut and she shoots her husband. In this monologue, she is relating this story to her sister. (speaken in a southern drawl if possible)

Answer 5

"What light through yonder window breaks" Romeo and Juliet the original.