i dunno who’s first spoke rami malek as jude st francis into existence but they did good
Tag: a little life
i was going through the a little life tag and saw your post on the casting of jude in the play and the actor is half palestine and half white. so idk if that makes a differance.
that’s fantastic to hear thanks for letting me know 🙂
i have SUCH. a love hate relationship with a little life. part of me feels so so guilty for reading it. like i shouldn’t be privy to jude’s life like this and jude’s life doesn’t deserve to be an emotional climax in a novel (which at times it does feels like to me). but i am probs only saying this cos it’s the only book to properly make me cry like sob sob. but also because it makes me feel this way i think it is a such a creative feat like it really is an astounding read but also like i wouldn’t wish the experience of reading it upon anyone. and i don’t really want it to be made into a tv series on further thought.
“He hadn’t been able to look at Willem in the cab, and without anything to distract him–no forms to fill out, no doctors to talk to–he had felt himself grow cold despite the hot, muggy night and his hands begin to shake, and Willem had reached over and taken his right hand and held it in his left for the rest of the long, silent ride downtown.”
– Hanya Yanagihara, A Little Life
“You jumped off the roof?” I repeated. “Why on earth would you have done such a thing?”
“It’s a good story,” he said. He even grinned at me. “I’ll tell you.”
“Please,” I said.
And then he did.
– Hanya Yanagihara, A Little Life
jude and willem and malcom and jb
i will accept nothing less than rami malek as jude st francis
“‘A Little Life’ Comes to the Stage. The Audience Can’t Look Away.” by NINA SIEGAL via NYT / Eethg. Corps. Inc. Theater https://nyti.ms/2QOfPcz September 20, 2018 at 08:00PM The New York Times Theater
‘A Little Life’ Comes to the Stage. The Audience Can’t Look Away: JB, played by Majd Mardo; Willem, played by Maarten Heijmans; Ramsey Nasr as Jude; and Malcolm, played by Mandela Wee Wee
Hanya Yanagihara, A Little Life