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  • Ann-Margret, Janet Leigh, Dick Van Dyke, Jesse Pearson, and Bobby Rydell in Bye Bye Birdie (1963)
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Of Mice and Men

Of Mice and Men

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  • Oct 9, 2013
  • To George Segal and Nicol Williamson

    I am now 60 years old, have an incurable and non treatable cancer and have never and probably will never see a production as moving as this. "Tell me about the Rabbits, George" is a quote that I have passed on and of course explained, to generations, yes generations. I don't want to duplicate what has been said above but this must be seen, if at all possible. I have seen Phantom (of the Opera), Les Miserables (over 10 times between those 2) and countless other moving shows but Lenny and George stole my heart a long long time ago. I have always looked at that movie and felt the pain. Pain of the era. Pain of friendship. Pain of what life sometimes demands one to do, even if illegal or unethical. If you're showing young people, explain what they will be watching and feeling before they start. There is no James Bond, Bourne Supremacy here just gut wrenching feelings that will swirl throughout their bodies and the memory WILL last forever. If anyone knows of a way to get a copy of this or how to view it again please reply. If you can ever get a wish, my wish for you is to witness and feel from this and BTW, bring a lot of tissues. Fireman Rob

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