I'm curious and would like to know if any OT posters here have seen the movie. I like romantic movies, but wanted to know if it's worth or watching or not. Thanks in advance.
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I'm curious and would like to know if any OT posters here have seen the movie. I like romantic movies, but wanted to know if it's worth or watching or not. Thanks in advance.
Never seen it. I'm not into chickflicks. All I know is that Emilia Clarke played a role in a live play version of that story. If she was to come out in a remake, I'd probably watch just because Emilia Clarke. That woman is just lovely.
I'm curious and would like to know if any OT posters here have seen the movie. I like romantic movies, but wanted to know if it's worth or watching or not. Thanks in advance.
ScottMescudi
The Japanese character in breakfast at tiffany's is played by mickey rooney.
Every time I hear someone talk about big bang theory, I can't help but think that the characters on that show are just mickey rooney with nerdface on,
No. Absolutely nobody has ever seen Breakfast at Tiffany's. Not even that terrible band that did that one song.
I haven't but I've always wanted to have Breakfast at Tiffany's.... then someone told me they actually don't server breakfast there ???
[QUOTE="Nuck81"]It's a classic for a reason. And who can't like a movie where a Male Prostitute and a Female Prostitute fall in love?AckadWhere did the last question come from? Any reference to the movie?
The 2 main characters are prostitutes
Where did the last question come from? Any reference to the movie?[QUOTE="Ackad"][QUOTE="Nuck81"]It's a classic for a reason. And who can't like a movie where a Male Prostitute and a Female Prostitute fall in love?GummiRaccoon
The 2 main characters are prostitutes
lmao no, they're not. Way to miss the point.[QUOTE="GummiRaccoon"]
[QUOTE="Ackad"] Where did the last question come from? Any reference to the movie? Aljosa23
The 2 main characters are prostitutes
lmao no, they're not. Way to miss the point. yes they are You can call them escorts if you want, but if you make your living by going on dates with the opposite sex for money than you are a prostituteyes they are You can call them escorts if you want, but if you make your living by going on dates with the opposite sex for money than you are a prostituteNuck81Truman Capote has said himself that Holly Golightly isn't a prostitute but more like an "American geisha". Besides, to be an actual prostitute she'd have to exchange sex for money which she doesn't do once in the novel nor in the film.
So now let us ask; whose word should we believe, the author who wrote the story or yours?
Truman Capote has said himself that Holly Golightly isn't a prostitute but more like an "American geisha". Besides, to be an actual prostitute she'd have to exchange sex for money which she doesn't do once in the novel nor in the film.[QUOTE="Nuck81"]yes they are You can call them escorts if you want, but if you make your living by going on dates with the opposite sex for money than you are a prostituteAljosa23
So now let us ask; whose word should we believe, the author who wrote the story or yours?
Remember when the lady gave Fred a check to take out Holly? that was her reminding him that he was actually a prostitute and not a writer.
Truman Capote has said himself that Holly Golightly isn't a prostitute but more like an "American geisha". Besides, to be an actual prostitute she'd have to exchange sex for money which she doesn't do once in the novel nor in the film.[QUOTE="Nuck81"]yes they are You can call them escorts if you want, but if you make your living by going on dates with the opposite sex for money than you are a prostituteAljosa23
So now let us ask; whose word should we believe, the author who wrote the story or yours?
Wow, I'm impressed. You can read Wikipedia
[QUOTE="Aljosa23"]Truman Capote has said himself that Holly Golightly isn't a prostitute but more like an "American geisha". Besides, to be an actual prostitute she'd have to exchange sex for money which she doesn't do once in the novel nor in the film.[QUOTE="Nuck81"]yes they are You can call them escorts if you want, but if you make your living by going on dates with the opposite sex for money than you are a prostituteNuck81
So now let us ask; whose word should we believe, the author who wrote the story or yours?
Wow, I'm impressed. You can read WikipediaUh that's not impressive at all.
Wow, I'm impressed. You can read WikipediaUh that's not impressive at all.[QUOTE="Nuck81"][QUOTE="Aljosa23"]Truman Capote has said himself that Holly Golightly isn't a prostitute but more like an "American geisha". Besides, to be an actual prostitute she'd have to exchange sex for money which she doesn't do once in the novel nor in the film.
So now let us ask; whose word should we believe, the author who wrote the story or yours?
cain006
He wasn't being sarcastic at all either.
Uh that's not impressive at all.[QUOTE="cain006"]
[QUOTE="Nuck81"] Wow, I'm impressed. You can read WikipediaGummiRaccoon
He wasn't being sarcastic at all either.
This is why I still come here from time to time. :lol:
[QUOTE="GummiRaccoon"]
[QUOTE="cain006"]Uh that's not impressive at all.
cain006
He wasn't being sarcastic at all either.
Soe he does think it's impressive? Wow he's not very bright
Not sure if trolling or ID
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