the last 20 minutes of a Few Good Men...as good as anything ever made.
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I wonder if any of our Broadway aficionados have seen the play?
I have not. I know they add some things for the film, but generally follow the story.
I saw it in the Papermill Playhouse in Jersey circa 1990.
Papermill is a professional theater, but certainly not B'way. It was before the movie.
I generally hate plays, but loved this one. It was fantastic and I was sort of skeptical when I later heard that a movie was coming out. The play was so good on its own, and I was worried about Cruise, Moore and Nicholson making it a Cruise, Moore, Nicholson film. Which they did. But I ended up loving the movie as well.
I don't remember a lot of differences because it was so long ago. I'd be curious how it would hold up now that Nicholson has defined who Jessup is, and Cruise has defined who Lionel Caffey is.
Dan Kaffee. Lionel was his late father.
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I auditioned for that part.
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Would have been more work than you're used to, no?
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Got that right. YOU WANT ME ON THAT WALL!!!!!
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