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:44:14
Talk about Shorofsky.
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Mr. Shorofsky does not understand any
music past Mozart when he was 2.

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They're all the same.
What do you expect?

:44:24
Graduating from P.A. is no Academy
Award. You know what I mean.

:44:29
It is better than real school. It's free,
and you don't get raped in the hallways.

:44:33
But it's still small change.
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I'm just killing time here,
waiting for my opportunity.

:44:39
It might be a movie
or a Broadway musical.

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But it's coming. I keep my eyes open.
:44:45
I read Back Stage, Show Business
and Variety.

:44:48
You see, I do the whole thing.
:44:50
Dancing's just the tip
of this iceberg.

:44:54
A friend of my sister,
she tells fortunes and stuff.

:44:57
She says I'm doing my last dance
on this dark little planet.

:45:01
So it's gotta be spectacular, you know?
:45:03
How bright our spirits
go shooting out into space...

:45:06
...depends on how much we contributed
to the earthly brilliance of this world.

:45:10
And I mean to be a major contributor.
:45:15
A sure-as-shit major contributor.
:45:24
-Can someone just--?
-She's cleaning her cleavage.

:45:27
She's taking out the lint. Oh,
that's beautiful. I wish I had a camera.

:45:31
There she is. Get out of the way.
She's gorgeous.

:45:34
Oh, now turn around, please.
:45:37
Oh, please.
:45:39
Oh, look at those tits.
:45:40
Oh, you could drown in those.
:45:42
I want you to observe yourself
doing ordinary, everyday things.

:45:48
You'll be asked to duplicate
those here in class.

:45:50
An actor must develop
an acute sense memory...

:45:53
...so concentrate on how you deal
with things in your world...

:45:57
...how you wash your face
or hold your fork or lift your cup...


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