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...Yeah, it’s great??that’s the best part about being famous, is that people want to get to know me. People come up to me and introduce themselves, and I make friends, and then I meet their friends. It seems like I have a very happy and comfortable social life, which is something I never had when I was younger...
...crude material fulfillment. For Fitzgerald, the nouveau riche were vulgar and ostentatious, and the old aristocracy not much better. Though graceful, he found the latter bored (Jordan), shallow (Jordan, Daisy), or thick (Tom). All were confused; all were unhappy. The title then, is ironic, and the “great?? refers less to reality than to Gatsby’s misguided ambitions, most of them unfulfilled...
...asked, directing him toward the screen.“The art there reminded me of a New York place. It was extremely well done—they must have put a lot of money into it.”“That’s great?? but, could you help me wi—““Sorry, but I’ve got to go. Don’t forget, class, I’m taking a look at your prints tomorrow.”So, thanks, Om, for using up my professor?...
...life and work.The two dramatic powerhouses disagreed on Miller’s place among contemporaries and predecessors, such as Eugene O’Neill and Tennessee Williams.Kushner called Miller a “genius of construction.” “Part of what makes him really great??that O’Neill and Williams didn’t do—is that he’s a real carpenter,” he argued. “Miller’s plays are just better constructed than everyone else’s in America...
...Alexander the Great??s mentor...