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Roy Cohn was a lawyer, a prosecutor on the Rosenberg case. Not a judge.

Roy Cohn was never a judge. He was a lawyer. A top lawyer, but still a lawyer.

This is disgusting. Homosexuality is a sin. Jesus is Lord!

Really great video! Thank you so much! I desperately want to watch this version of the play, I wish I could find it. The mini series is great, though

bravo!

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where can i find video of the entire play? preferably the version with andrew garfield

Please note: Roy Marcus Cohn was an attorney and was not a judge. He worked judges. He was one of the prosecutors in the Rosenberg trial. Cohn had expartie communications with the judge whom he berated while the trial was on. Roy should have been reprimanded if not Disbarred.

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I loved this video! Good job!!

I just finished reading this play for an English class: Queer and Now. This video is really awesome after finishing the play.

Thank you for uploading this, I wish I could see all 8 hours of this play, but this 17 minute video is better than nothing

i just finished reading the play tonight, and watching your skilled, thorough analysis afterwards was a delight. thank you so much for making it and sharing it with us :)

Thanks for the introduction to the play. I came across an audio version on book tube. Andrew Garfield is incredible.

I lived through the aids epidemic in both San Francisco and New York city. I was also a costume designer and have worked on the show a number of times. After I lost my sites from diabetes I went to law school. I need to correct your statement about Roy Cohn he was not the judge he was the chief prosecutor. In the US there is a huge distinction. Roy Kohn prosecuted Julius and Ethel Rosenberg he did not judge the case. It was a major victory for the justice department and for him. It must also be pointed out that before he died he was disbarred for corruption.

The world is spinning forward but... not to where we had hoped.

Where can I watch this?

Just an FYI, Roy Cohn was a prosecutor, not a judge. Otherwise, nice comp summary ;)

What I love the most about Andrew is that you could pause at any time code and his face and his eyes and his body would tell a completely different story than the one just seconds before. That's the different between acting and reacting. To the magic above and below and around you. It makes all the difference.

“your soul thrown down in the dust, your heart torn out from gods, but you can’t not lose.”

if anyone has the link for this i will be eternally greatful

I wish this were taught in English classes, it's perfect essay material and actually relevant

Beautiful commentary for a beautiful play.

Roy Cohn was Donald Trump's right-hand man? Or McCarthy's? The video says Trump's.

this is a beautiful recap and explination. I absolutely loved this play, i watched it so quickly. its something i just cant explain

es increíble esta obra, la vi entera hoy online, wow. es larga? si pero no podes dejar de mirar.

This was so wonderfully narrated. Thank you so much!

The Rosenbergs got what was coming . They literally leaked blueprints for the nukes to the Soviets . Her and her hubby literally caused the Cold War ! I hope it hurt when they fried both their red asses .

“The world only spins forward. We will be citizens. The time has come. Bye now. You are fabulous creatures, each and every one. And I bless you: More Life. The Great Work Begins" Holy shit.

If I had a nickel for everytime Andrew Garfield played the Main Character is a highly regarded early 90s play that portrayed a perspective of the AIDs crisis I would have two nickels. Which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.

Nice video… great cast. Hope I can see this production sometime. BTW, Roy Cohn was the prosecutor in the Rosenbergs’ trial, not the judge. Important detail.

andrews (and everyone in the cast) deliver is amazing, i had watched some clips of the play but after watching this video i understand it completely so thank u

No way home. How did you get me here

Where can I watch this please!!

I saw Part 1 on stage at the Court Theatre in Christchurch, New Zealand back in the late 1990s… I knew it was an important play, however it is with maturity that I later realised just how important it was ..and still is. Thank you for this analysis. I’ve been watching excerpts from the National Theatre production … it is extraordinary. 🐑🐑🇳🇿🇳🇿

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this video is so thorough and well commented, i cant believe you only have 77 followers!

this was amazing, thank you!

how does an 8 hour show work though ? like is there ultiple breaks is a series of short stories ?

andrew's acting is amazing

Roy wasn't the judge... this is easily fact checked come on

this is so beautiful i didn't want it to end. you did a wonderful job telling the tale of this play and you absolutely did it justice <3

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this video is amazing

In college, I auditioned for a production of "Angels in America". For our audition piece, we were asked to read the entire play and find a monologue from it to use, so I had to read the entire script in a matter of days. But even if I didn't have that time limit, I still would have finished it quickly because the writing is some of the most brilliant ever put to page or stage. I didn't get cast in the show, but I went to go see it and it was incredible. For people who have the time, I highly recommend both reading the play and seeing it or the film version--you won't be disappointed.

Wiccan witch here and I love this video. You're absolutely right--the world needs more magic, and people aware of the fact that they can use it and are indeed magical themselves. Blessed be.

Wow, great video! Thank you so much for putting this together.

I just found out about this play and i’m already obsessed with it. Thank you for making this video!

This is brillaint, . I love this show and was lucky enough to see the national production twice. Your analasis is perfect, thankyou for sharing

Amazing work here 👏