Word: florenceã
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...game of chess dominates the show’s set, whose back wall is covered with a game board-like metal grid. The set, as Downer describes it, is “removed from reality,” and underlines Florence??s realization that “what she’s doing is basically fake.” Florence leaves Freddie Trumper for his Russian counterpart, played by Benjamin D. Margo ’04-05, who is also a Crimson editor...
...student, Eduardo Cadaval, proposed renovating and widening the Anderson bridge to incorporate shops and fountains and cafes into one, big, bustling streetscape, running into a bridge akin to Florence??s famous Ponte Vecchio, where art, gold, and silver have been bought and sold since the 16th century...
Architecture competes with culture as the most diverse aspect of the South End. No prosaic government buildings here—the Fire Department Headquarters was inspired by Florence??s Palazzo Vecchio, and the site now houses the Pine Street Inn, which provides invaluable services to the homeless...
...encounter with an alluring woman in a coffee shop somehow reminds Richard of the comfort of human contact that his computer cannot provide. The woman, Florence (Molly Parker), reveals to him that she is a drummer by night and stripper by day in order to pay her bills. Florence??s uninhibited sexuality entices Richard, and he pursues what he considers to be a relationship with her—he frequents the Pandora’s Box where she works and offers her $10,000 to accompany him on a vacation to Las Vegas...
...hesitantly accepts, but with certain conditions—no kissing on the mouth, no penetration and no “feelings.” She is attracted by the sense of power such a relationship offers her, but in the actual film, little of this is conveyed. Florence??s acceptance actually seems a bit forced, and a bit more economically motivated, as it plays out on screen...