‘Jaws’ (Vaughn): “Where are you going to get the authority to close the beaches?”
A short, one minute male monologue from Steven Spielberg’s 1975 movie, Jaws.
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‘Network’ (Louise): “Say you’re in love with her!”
A dramatic one minute monologue for women from the film, Network, written by Paddy Chayefsky.
‘Network’ (Hackett): “I want you out of your office before noon or I’ll have you thrown out”
A one minute dramatic monologue for men from the film, Network, written by Paddy Chayefsky.
‘American Graffiti’ (Manager): “I’m no kid anymore. I been here a long time”
A dramatic monologue for men from the movie, American Graffiti.
‘A Little Princess: The Musical’ (Miss Minchin): “My shares are worthless, and my savings gone!”
A dramatic monologue for women from the musical, A LITTLE PRINCESS.
‘The Notebook’ (Frank): “I’m worried about you, son”
A dramatic one minute monologue for men from the movie, THE NOTEBOOK
‘9 to 5: The Musical’ (Violet): “I am no girl. I am a woman.”
A one minute comedic monologue for women from the musical, ‘9 to 5’ by Dolly Parton.
‘9 to 5: The Musical’ (Violet): “We kidnapped Mr. Hart and threw him in the back of my Buick”
A comedic female monologue from the musical, ‘9 to 5’, by Dolly Parton
‘9 to 5: The Musical’ (Hart): “Now be a good girl and get my coffee”
A comedic male monologue from the musical, ‘9 to 5’
‘Footloose: The Musical’ (Shaw): “I’m standing before you this morning with a very troubled heart.”
A dramatic male monologue from ‘Footloose: The Musical’
‘Footloose: The Musical’ (Shaw): “And I ask myself, “Why does our Lord allow this?”
A dramatic male monologue from ‘Footloose, the Musical’
‘Cry-Baby: The Musical’ (Mrs. VW): “The Blandishes were due at my home for carols and figgy pudding.”
A comedic female monologue from ‘Cry-Baby: The Musical.’
‘Matilda, The Musical’ (Mr. Wormwood): “I want my family to share of my triumph”
A comedic male monologue from the Broadway musical, Matilda
‘Captain Fantastic’ (Ben): “All this time you’ve been deceiving me”
A dramatic movie monologue for men from Captain Fantastic, starring Viggo Moretensen.
‘Captain Fantastic’ (Ben): “First off, Leslie practiced Buddhism”
A dramatic movie monologue for men from Captain Fantastic, starring Viggo Moretensen.
‘Election’ (Dick Metizier): “You’re going to Catholic school next year”
Paul’s father is angry at his brother in this monologue from, Election.
‘Election’ (Dave): “It seems like you might need a friend”
A one minute monologue for men from the Reese Witherspoon movie, Election. Dave, the teacher, tries to help Tracy.
‘The Shape of Water’ (Strickland): “That story about Samson. I never told you how it ends…”
“Samson asks God for the strength he needs- and at the last minute- he is spared.”
‘The Shape of Water’ (Strickland): “Bet I can make you squawk a little”
“When you say you’re mute… Are you entirely silent?”