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Thanks to Ed O'Neill for pointing out one I inexplicably missed!
> Three cheers for Donald Larsson's very complete listing.
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> But in all the lists, I didn't seem to notice _All That
> Jazz_.
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> For those who don't remember, the Broadway
> director-choreographer has a heart attack while preparing
> his newest show. If he dies and the show folds before
> opening, the insurance kicks in, and the show will make a
> profit without ever having opened! Now if that's not
> central to the narrative, I don't know what is.
Indeed! And it makes telling use of subjective sound in the scene
where he's having his first warning attack of angina during a first
reading of the play, but all he (and we) can hear is the tapping of his
shoe, the snuffing-out of his cigarette, the breaking of a pencil, etc.
Don Larsson
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Donald Larsson
Minnesota State U, Mankato
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