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  • A Monologue from the film "Philadelphia" by Ron Nyswaner
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Character Joe Miller
Gender Male
Age Range(s) Young Adult (20-35), Adult (36-50)
Type of monologue / Character is Persuasive, Descriptive, Speech, Reminiscing life story/Telling a story
Type Dramatic
Year 1993
Period Any
Genre Drama
Description Lawyer Joe Miller's opening statement to the jury
Location End of movie

Summary

Andrew Beckett (Tom Hanks) is a gay lawyer who has contracted AIDS. He is fired by his law firm and decides to sue his employers for discrimination. At first he can't find anybody to represent him but then is helped by homophobic lawyer Joe Miller (Denzel Washington). This is the opening speech Joe Miller gives to the jury.

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Excerpt
Joe Miller: "Ladies and gentlemen of the jury. Forget everything you've seen on television. There's not going to be any surprise, last minute witnesses. Nobody's going to break down on the stand with a tearful confession..."

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