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[Vonc2002]

[The Brandy Barbie]

Viola gives that same snotty cry time after time.  At this point I have to point out, it's nasty.  Viola, wipe your nose.

[Zankou.]

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Queen is so passionates

[GLOCK]

Yikes
This looks promising

[GLOCK]

Both these roles viola and denzel have "done before" and rig does like to see some pale before he gives it the ok ive noticed him and stewie both


But it looks good and entertaining

Oh shut the fuck up Lew.

[GLOCK]

Wait twin for this new avi
U look good

[SouravMay]

Denzel was magnificent in this clip.

[GRAND]

so what is it about ?

[Vonc2002]

so what is it about ?

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I was thinking the same thing
A clip of him lashing him in the yard doesn't really give me what the movie is about. Im assuming family dynamics or something

[FINE.]

so what is it about ?

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Can someone answer n

[yummy]

I haven't read the play since college, but I remember Viola and Denzel's character are broke as hell and their son wants to do something other than go to college and him and the father quarrel over that.

And I think Viola finds out that Denzel was cheating on her or something and a baby pops up.

[Vonc2002]

I haven't read the play since college, but I remember Viola and Denzel's character are broke as hell and their son wants to do something other than go to college and him and the father quarrel over that.

And I think Viola finds out that Denzel was cheating on her or something and a baby pops up.

Not giving the whole damn movie

[FINE.]

I haven't read the play since college, but I remember Viola and Denzel's character are broke as hell and their son wants to do something other than go to college and him and the father quarrel over that.

And I think Viola finds out that Denzel was cheating on her or something and a baby pops up.

n

[yummy]

That's not totally correct it's just bits and pieces of what I think I might remember

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A Negro Baseball league player is now a garbageman; his bitterness affects his loved ones

1950s; Backyard of an urban home in a North American industrial city
Fences is a 1983 play by American playwright August Wilson. Set in the 1950s, it is the sixth in Wilson's ten-part "Pittsburgh Cycle". Like all of the "Pittsburgh" plays, Fences explores the evolving African-American experience and examines race relations, among other themes. The play won the 1987 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the 1987 Tony Award for Best Play.