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<blockquote data-quote="Sea - Boo! - Er" data-source="post: 181770" data-attributes="member: 57"><p>Our Town (1940)</p><p></p><p>A long time ago I saw an episode of <em>Head of the Class</em> where the kids put on <em>Our Town</em> as the school play. Since then I've been curious about it but only now have had the opportunity to see the film. The screenplay was co-written by the playwright, Thornton Wilder, and is quite stagey in presentation, with the fourth wall being broken frequently, so I assume it's close to how it was originally produced. As an added bonus it has a young Martha Scott (<em>Dallas</em>'s Patricia Shepard) in the lead.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sea - Boo! - Er, post: 181770, member: 57"] Our Town (1940) A long time ago I saw an episode of [I]Head of the Class[/I] where the kids put on [I]Our Town[/I] as the school play. Since then I've been curious about it but only now have had the opportunity to see the film. The screenplay was co-written by the playwright, Thornton Wilder, and is quite stagey in presentation, with the fourth wall being broken frequently, so I assume it's close to how it was originally produced. As an added bonus it has a young Martha Scott ([I]Dallas[/I]'s Patricia Shepard) in the lead. [/QUOTE]
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