‘Fences’ (Troy): “I went down to see Hertzberger about some furniture”
A dramatic male monologue from the classic August Wilson play, Fences.
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‘Fences’ (Troy): “Death ain’t nothing. I done seen him”
A dramatic male monologue from the classic August Wilson play, Fences.
‘Fences’ (Troy): “I told that boy about that football stuff”
A one minute dramatic male monologue from the classic August Wilson play, Fences.
‘Jaws’ (Hooper): “Understand you’re having a little shark trouble”
A dramatic male monologue from Steven Spielberg’s 1975 movie, Jaws.
‘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.
‘Jaws’ (Quint): “Anyway, we delivered the bomb”
Quint’s speech about the USS Indianapolis from Steven Spielberg’s 1975 movie, Jaws.
‘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.
‘Network’ (Howard): “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take this any more!” (Film Version)
A dramatic male monologue from the film, Network, written by Paddy Chayefsky.
‘Network’ (Howard): “This is not a psychotic episode”
A dramatic one minute 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.
‘American Graffiti’ (John): “I never got a chance to race old Earl”
A dramatic monologue for men from the movie, American Graffiti.
‘The Notebook’ (Lon): “I love you, Allie, but I want you for myself”
A combination comedic and dramatic monologue for men from the movie, THE NOTEBOOK
‘The Notebook’ (Noah): “You want to know how I’m doing?”
A dramatic one minute monologue for men from the movie, THE NOTEBOOK
‘The Notebook’ (Frank): “I’m worried about you, son”
A dramatic one minute monologue for men from the movie, THE NOTEBOOK
‘The Notebook’ (Noah): “We’re different, Allie”
A dramatic one minute monologue for men from the film, THE NOTEBOOK
‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ (Preston): “This is everything I’ve been wanting to say to her”
A dramatic monologue for male teens from the movie, Can’t Hardly Wait.
‘Footloose: The Musical’ (Ren): “There was a time for this law, but not anymore.”
A dramatic monologue for a teen male from, ‘Footloose: The Musical’
‘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’