Тёмный

THE PALE KING: Monologues From The Unfinished Novel By David Foster Wallace 

PenCenterUSA
Подписаться 257
Просмотров 32 тыс.
50% 1

April 28, 2011 -- PEN Center USA produced a reading of David Foster Wallace's last unfinished novel, The Pale King, to an enthusiastic crowd of 300 in Beverly Hills. Eleven talented actors performed monologues from the book.
With Michelle Azar, Rob Delaney, Rosemarie DeWitt, Brian Elerding, Nick Offerman, Josh Radnor, June Raphael, Henry Rollins, Adam Scott, Jennifer Westfeldt, and Casey Wilson.
Directed by Charlie Stratton, with host David L. Ulin.
Video by Chris Cruse.

Опубликовано:

 

9 май 2011

Поделиться:

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист
Посмотреть позже
Комментарии : 46   
@aaronbrown8820
@aaronbrown8820 6 лет назад
I love how a writer can bring people together.
@Garret_bruh_homey
@Garret_bruh_homey 11 лет назад
"David Foster Wallace's writing lends itself to being said aloud." - Person pretending to have read Infinite Jest.
@111111112334ify
@111111112334ify 4 года назад
lol
@zachconn9003
@zachconn9003 12 лет назад
I'm reading the pale king and yes you should read it. Although, if the first about fifty pages frustrate you power through. They require very slow, deliberate reading without much narrative context but at the same time the reading is meaningful. Which is, in a way, the whole point of the book.
@Floobie2956
@Floobie2956 7 лет назад
Saw Nick Offerman and was immediately incredibly pumped to hear him read some David Foster Wallace prose. then disappointed 2 minutes later. such a tease.
@Draxtor
@Draxtor 5 лет назад
Currently reading ... just so awesome !!!! I did not think he could top Infinite JEst ....
@nickilovesdogs8137
@nickilovesdogs8137 5 лет назад
Henry.
@jerseyjack21
@jerseyjack21 10 лет назад
Definitely worth it!
@ex0rdium
@ex0rdium 13 лет назад
didn't think it would, but this video made me choke up... we lost DFW way too soon but he left behind a wonderful body of work that will be analyzed for centuries, and the best compliment I can give him is that his writing makes me feel less alone inside.
@GaiatheSage
@GaiatheSage Год назад
amazing video. would love to see the whole thing! great background music, anyone know the music title? I would love to listen to this while reading david foster wallace's works. any music suggestions for accompanying his books are appreciated.
@Albeit_Jordan
@Albeit_Jordan Год назад
Is there somewhere I can see the full show?
@lewiscarr7952
@lewiscarr7952 4 года назад
Were these every recorded and released?
@travisnealtodd70
@travisnealtodd70 12 лет назад
Interesting interpretation of a sliver of the book...reading the fucker was such an interior experience for me it's cool to see others visibly sharing the dude's work, and it's impact on them. Kudos.
@Goomba4001
@Goomba4001 12 лет назад
The Books! Great tastes in literature always seem to go along with great tastes in music...
@Swanka
@Swanka 12 лет назад
Yes: very definitely. It's not quite as monumental & messily perfect as Infinite Jest, but it's still beautiful & funny & scary & wonderful.
@sprocketscientist
@sprocketscientist 12 лет назад
Is there a full recording of this event available anywhere?
@TheEccentricHippie
@TheEccentricHippie 11 лет назад
What's the music in the beginning?
@jacobbramlett3240
@jacobbramlett3240 6 лет назад
Polemic I'm not sure what song but sounds like something of The Books Album "Thought for Food" or "Lemon of Pink"
@BrianEstabrook
@BrianEstabrook 13 лет назад
Hell. Yes.
@PoetlaureateNFDL
@PoetlaureateNFDL 5 лет назад
Fascinating
@stevemarek7305
@stevemarek7305 11 лет назад
the books
@ninjawombatfilmco
@ninjawombatfilmco 11 лет назад
Sure, it may be difficult to read IJ aloud, but that doesn't meant it
@eatinginthebasement
@eatinginthebasement 11 лет назад
All my favorite pseudo-intellectuals.
@clairelodge72
@clairelodge72 4 года назад
What... the cast of parks and rec?
@licenselessrider4486
@licenselessrider4486 9 лет назад
Heh, he does. And isn't that an aphex song?
@dunsbroccoli2588
@dunsbroccoli2588 4 года назад
Oh great, some more intellectual posturing by Baskin Rollins.
@ninjawombatfilmco
@ninjawombatfilmco 11 лет назад
I disagree. There's something claustrophobic and jumbled about DFW that does lend itself to being read aloud. I read sections of IJ aloud to myself and it introduced me to a lot of what I wasn't getting from just reading silently. Wallace does possess a strong since of rhythm, rythym he embraces and constantly tweaks to throw off his reader. Like his frequent use of the word "like" in IJ. He throws it into these long jumbled sentences and it gives it all a more disjointed feel.
@williamdrouin8063
@williamdrouin8063 5 лет назад
Jackson Mace sorry to be this late. But on the question of rythm, dfw is nothing compared to Joyce
@Misserbi
@Misserbi 2 года назад
He obviously chose to navigate outside instead of staying home. That takes a lot of guts because of all the unknowns. If he was in a community or village he would be safe. But he is describing public situations from his POV and forgetting there are a lot of unknowns and he is guilty of not getting answers to his own episodes. My point is it is easier to stay in a room and not think what may or may not happen if you leave it. Just go. Take care of your business. Come back. He left.
@Emiligia
@Emiligia 13 лет назад
Lemme just say, for one night, I'm really disappointed LA is not where I live. The show seemed like a one time, intimate, you-had-to-be-there experience. Damn.
@ninjawombatfilmco
@ninjawombatfilmco 11 лет назад
Shouldn't be. There is merit in the complexity of rhythm and sound that them an acute joy when read aloud.
@karlmustardseed6963
@karlmustardseed6963 10 лет назад
barf
@ohfoolishworkerbee
@ohfoolishworkerbee 13 лет назад
@ninjawombatfilmco
@ninjawombatfilmco 11 лет назад
And I enjoy all the people who read. Why would one like yourself condemn a gathering of DFW fans from all sort of artistic strata?
@TheEccentricHippie
@TheEccentricHippie 11 лет назад
This is by far one of the most obnoxious things I have ever seen. Bunch of snobby and pretentious actors and comedians who fancy themselves geniuses. "DFW's writing lends itself to be said aloud." That guy can't possibly be serious. I literally cannot think of one writer whose work is less cooperative with spoken word. Also, Josh Radnor just lost tons of respect from me... it's almost embarrassing how smart he is trying to be.
@nathanbogart3191
@nathanbogart3191 6 лет назад
Polemic Seriously. And I can't help but feel Wallace would've despised this. These are people pretending to be brilliant out of self-importance, while Wallace suffered his brilliance.
@Ray_D_Tutto
@Ray_D_Tutto 5 месяцев назад
@@nathanbogart3191 Mike Schur is the Antithesis to David Foster Wallace.
@Mo_Ketchups
@Mo_Ketchups 4 года назад
Henry Rollins trying to wax intellectual and daring to comment on DW is like discussing Kobe beef with a vegan. 😖😖
@wilhelmvg9978
@wilhelmvg9978 Год назад
Seems like he genuinely enjoys the work to me
@adhhxgxhhg
@adhhxgxhhg 7 лет назад
NO! GOD NO!! KEEP THESE SITCOM ACTORS AND EDGELORDS AWAY!
@corsopiedmond9238
@corsopiedmond9238 10 лет назад
Pretentious much?
@alcoholya
@alcoholya 4 года назад
what is pretentious about reading aloud someone's work you admire?
@palbo4
@palbo4 3 года назад
Not at all?
@snomad2248
@snomad2248 5 лет назад
This was a wank. His journalism was good, but his fiction was unreadable.
@Devilshumour
@Devilshumour 5 лет назад
Judging by what you've said, your journalism is terrible.
Далее
David Foster Wallace  Infinite Jest
10:29
Просмотров 40 тыс.
David Foster Wallace on Boredom
13:06
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.
[David Foster Wallace] - The View From Mrs. Thompson's
26:41
Endnotes | David Foster Wallace | BBC Documentary
44:34
THE PALE KING: Editor's Interview
8:59
Просмотров 19 тыс.
David Foster Wallace on Infinite Jest
16:32
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.
David Foster Wallace - The Pale King (2011) - §1-2
51:55
Infinite Jest's Fractal Structure Explained
11:41
Просмотров 2 тыс.