Samuel Beckett - Krapp's Last Tape (Part 1)

[russelldeanschultz1]

NormanBates- I will take a stab at your question (no pun intended). The word "spool" has a particular emphasis on the "oooooo" which, when spoken and drawn out, evokes a rather creepy and nostalgic mood. That's Krapp regressing into his memory. ChrisBetton and Takara1- While I can't disagree on taste, Rick Cluchey was directed by Sam Beckett. He was a member of the San Quentin Theatre Project and this is probably the closest interpretation to what Beckett himself would have wanted.

[Taraka1]

I like John Hurt's rendition of this better.

[ChrisBetton]

This isn't a very good version, I recommend the Pinter version if you're studying it.

[nicewisdom]

thx bro i really need it :)

i'm studying this play nowadays :)

[ameralro7]

thanks for uploading this ....

[LoudGeek]

@StrangeRapunzel it's a great play!

[NormanBatesIsMyMum]

Could somebody please explain to me the significance of the word "spool" here at about 6:30 it seems to get heavily emphasised in a number of versions Ive seen.

[0o0o0matt0o0o0]

is he an actualy person or is he a puppet cause the way he moves is kinda unusual

[halpwr]

@0o0o0matt0o0o0 he's a person, numbnuts.

[0o0o0matt0o0o0]

@halpwr ok dude calm down it wouldnt hurt to ask y'know

besides havent syou eer seen a giant puppet before?

[ahuizotl8]

Not so bad!

[Christinek2488]

He looks like my Professor haha

[Vincent4Life90]

Thanks for the upload. This has benefited my final drama exam.

[knutoletube]

thanks a lot for this!