"Waiting for Godot" by Samuel Beckett - A scene from Act 1

This 1987 television text production of Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot" was done in Paris by the San Quentin Drama Workshop: Bud Thorpe as Vladimir, Lawrence Held as Estragon, Rick Cluchey as Pozzo, Alan Mandell as Lucky, and Louis Beckett Cluchey as Boy.

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[MeegzZ]

Mmm Waiting for Godot. "A play where nothing happens. Twice" Gotta love it ;)

[tpang21]

Can you post up the entire play please?

[NeverMindTheSnow]

Nothing to be done.

[talochIV]

"And we" or ennui?

[gabspen]

@swordo21 Actually, although commonly pronounced "go-doe" in north america, everywhere else pronounces it "god-oh", Beckett pronounced it with the stress on the first syllable. It is meant to rhyme with Pozzo.

[carmararce]

Is there any way I could download this? I need this for my teaching demonstration tomorrow, and apparently, the youtube downloader of altervista consistentlyy fails everytime I try to download this. I have tried this over and over. :((

[PennyDropper]

Waiting for Godot 2: Waiting for Osama.

[pasoplaya]

I love it! I acted it at school! It took pieces out of me to memorize the line! But I loved it!

[feedoyaar]

I was dropped in my interview because I had told the panel this play to be my favourite and i was told "nothing to be done"

[demonmonkeysoda5563]

@awesomecross That's we're all currently doing my friend...

[MultiJesuschrist666]

@2muchespresso hahaha funniest post ever

[swordo21]

"Nothing happens, no one comes, no one goes. It's awful!"

Thats a line from the actual play haha.

And why do they pronounce it god-oh? Its go-doe