Waiting for Guffman Monologue
| Waiting for Guffman by Christopher Guest & Eugene Levy | |
| Character: | Corky St Clair |
| Gender: | Male |
| Age (range): | 18 - 55 |
| Style: | Comedy |
| Length: | 2 minutes |
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Corky St Clair: I'm feeling good, about where we stand
not with our cast, I think that the Elements--as Dr. Watson said to
Sherlock--are coming together sir. I'm very excited about Ron and Sheila:
the old standbys, the workhorses, I call them the Lunts of Blaine. Alan
Pearl: interesting, how do these people? Where do they come from?
Y'know, sure, I'd seen him around. It would have never occurred to me to
walk up to the dentist and say, y'know are you interested in this? But I
was shopping for my wife Bonnie. I buy most of her clothes and Mrs. Pearl
was in the same shop and it just was an accident and we started talking
about pantyhose and she was saying, whatever that's not the point of the
story but what the point is was that through this accidental meeting its
like, y'know, it's like a Hitchcock movie and you're like thrown into a
rubber bag and put into a trunk of a car. You find people, you find them.
Something. Is it karma-maybe. But we found him, that's the important
thing. And I got Bonnie a fabulous pantsuit.
