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UPDATED OCTOBER 13, 2008
HELLO and WELCOME to COLIN'S MOVIE MONOLOGUE PAGE, the last bastion of monologuerrific paraphernalia in the internet galaxy. Now in its eleventh year, this website is proud to be the home of more monologues than Jay Leno (or me or anyone else) knows what to do with. Need a conclusion for that paper you stayed up all night writing? Desperate for an audition piece that's not written by a guy with the initials Neil Simon? I have pages of everything from Apocalypse Now to Dawson's Creek. Unfortunately, no one can be told what COLIN'S MOVIE MONOLOGUE PAGE really is. You have to see it for yourself. This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You click the back button and the story ends. You return to Yahoo! and believe whatever you want to believe. You take your hand off the mouse and you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes. Remember, all I am offering is monologues, nothing more. And the truth. Which is out there. Whoa.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS for CMMP
and if you have any problems with the alphabetical menu on the left side...
A LINK TO THE A-B DIRECTORY
and please read: what happened to the monologues from various movies?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS for CMMP
and if you have any problems with the alphabetical menu on the left side...
A LINK TO THE A-B DIRECTORY
and please read: what happened to the monologues from various movies?
MONOLOGUES ADDED on OCTOBER 13, 2008, the birthday of actor Gerard Butler, talk show host Jimmy Kimmel, "Six Feet Under" actress Frances Conroy, American baseball player Buck O'Neil, author Robert Louis Stevenson, and General Joseph Hooker (from which we do not get the slang word 'hooker') ...here are some monologues from...
American Gangster,
Atonement,
Beauty and the Beast,
Blood Diamond,
The Great Debaters,
Little Miss Sunshine,
Sin City,
Stardust,
The Sure Thing,
Sydney White,
There Will Be Blood,
V for Vendetta,
V for Vendetta,
What Dreams May Come,
and from the TV series "Rescue Me",
and the novel "Dracula" by Bram Stoker.
Peace, true believers.
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