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Drama - Men Monologues
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Paul monologues to Cristina about how he needed a heart, and got it from her husband dying.
A Police Monologue
A sort of rant by a police officer who feels like he's ok, then reads a letter in the newspaper from a kid to his dying father, and gets all choked up.
An American President
Shepard takes the press podium and monologues about his love life, his politics, and his opponent.
And Justice for All
Arthur Kirkland's great opening speech for the jury. He starts off great, then he flips out and accuses his own client of being guilty.
Boiler Room
Jim monologues to the new recruits the rules of the company. They are there to work hard and get stinking rich.
BoonDock Saints
Smecker yells at his police force about letting rumors go out about the two guys who seek retribution from criminals who escape justice.
Cast Away
Chuck talks about his experience from hopelessness to hope while being stuck alone on an island for 5 years.
Changeling
Rev. Briegleb monologues to the public about the imperial dishonesty of the LA police dept.
Dr. Strangelove
General Ripper gives an insane monologue about the Communist plan to sap our bodily fluids.
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
John tells his father that he sees himself as a man, as compared to his father who sees himself as a colored man.
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
Matt (Spencer Tracy) monologues on his conclusion about his daughter wanting to marry a black man in the 1960's
Heathers
JD comes into Veronica's room after she's hung herself. He monologues on all the plans he had.
In the Line of Fire
Booth, who plans to assassinate the president, calls Secret Service agent Frank Horrigan to assert his dominance and mess with Frank's head.
JFK
Jim's opening statement in the trial of the century. This thing is long, so you might want to cut it up.
Moby Dick
Father Maple tells the story of Jonah and his fish. Jonah runs from god across the oceans only to get shipwrecked from a storm. Father Maple links this story to his idea of faith and religion.
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
The entire filibuster monologue. There is a senator Payne if you'd like to do that part. Mr. Smith extemporizes on the problems of politics.
