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Why do modern actors and directors love classics?

Tue, 17 July 2001, 05:38 pm

Walter Plinge19 posts in thread

Answer: Because the writer is dead and probably doesn't have a trust fund!

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Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— Walter Plinge17 July 2001

RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— Walter Plinge17 July 2001
- RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— patrick spicer22 July 2001
  - RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— Walter Plinge23 July 2001
    - RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— Walter Plinge23 July 2001
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        RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— Walter Plinge24 July 2001
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        RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— Grant Malcolm24 July 2001
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        RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— Leah Maher24 July 2001
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        RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— David Ryding24 July 2001
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        RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— Grant Malcolm27 July 2001
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        RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— David Ryding28 July 2001
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        RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— Walter Plinge25 July 2001
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        RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— Peter Thompson24 July 2001
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        RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— Walter Plinge25 July 2001
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        RE: Why do modern actors and directors love classics?— Peter Thompson25 July 2001
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        RE: Mutual Adoration club— Grant Malcolm27 July 2001
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        RE: Mutual Adoration club— Walter Plinge3 Aug 2001
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        RE: Mutual Adoration club— Grant Malcolm5 Aug 2001
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        RE: Mutual Adoration club— Peter Thompson7 Aug 2001

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