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The Libertine
By Stephen Jeffreys - Film
Roles
- Rochester - Young Adult (20-35), Male
About this piece
Rochester's opening monologue
Summary
The Libertine is the story of John Wilmot, the Earl of Rochester, a poet in 17th century England in the court of King Charles II who lead a dissolute life of sex and alcohol. He died at 33 and his work became popular after his death. This is the opening monologue of the film where John Wilmot introduces himself to the audience and talks about his sexual preferences...
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