'TRU' (1992) dirigida por Kirk Browning

'TRU' (1992) es un monólogo teatral dirigido por Kirk Browning y protagonizado por Robert Morse. Adaptado de los textos de Truman Capote, la obra está ambientado en el apartamento del escritor en la ciudad de Nueva York en 870 United Nations Plaza la semana antes de la Navidad de 1975. Acababa de publicarse en Esquire un extracto de la infame e inacabada novela de Capote, Answered Prayers, lo que le trajo problemas con personajes de la alta sociedad neoyorquina de la época.
Abandonado y solitario, Capote, que se tranquiliza con pastillas, vodka, cocaína y trufas de chocolate, reflexiona sobre su accidentada vida y carrera en lo que es esencialmente un monodrama de dos actos.
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[@sawahfwaps144]

I remember seeing this on American Playhouse (PBS) and I just loved it! I had a VHS copy of it that I loan to someone and it never came back.
Was going to get a copy of it from The DVD Lady before the hols, but I didn't get around to it and now I just watched it on my smartphone. I wanted to see it before I pass.

[@BinDallas]

A friend gave me a DVD of this years ago, probably pirated. I love this production. Robert Morse was phenomenal.

[@beckyhicks5889]

Long Live Capote! Long Live Morse!❤
Absolutely superb!!!!

[@maxlinder5262]

THIS IS ...GREAT.....LOVE TRUMAN ...& ROBERT MORSE.................

[@lemorab1]

I first saw Robert Morse on stage with Dyan Cannon in 1963 (somewhere in Pasadena) in "How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying." He was wonderful in that, in "The Loved One," and in everything I ever saw him in, including "Tru." I came here to see this, having seen it at least 20 years ago on TV, after reading the Texas Monthly article on Joel Roberts Poinsett, American Diplomatic Minister to Mexico during the James Madison administration. This flower was named after him in the United States. I never forgot Tru's description of the Poinsettia as the Bob Goulet of Botanicals.

[@soda989]

Rest In Peace Robert Morse 😔

[@kallen868]

"Pointsttias are the Bob Goulet of botany..." Lmao!😂🎄

[@trudigoodman4825]

May He Be Most Happiest In Paradise!

[@johnwhiting5747]

All forgotten, but not to me. I knew both Capote and Morse. They were gentlemen. They were eccentric and beautiful.

[@joemarks8548]

@johnwhiting5747 Every video posted on YT has a comment from someone claiming to know the person or people featured. Spare us your desperate & astounding need for attention.

[@vernaburns1629]

Amazing talent!!!

[@robertroberto2487]

Robert Morse RIP ❤️ A TRU Treasure.

[@leonardodemelo3711]

Who was Billy?

[@VanessaV1111]

Probably John O’Shea, he sent Ricky to bust his legs for taking $20k in cash & leaving him😂

[@maxlinder5262]

@@VanessaV1111... I THINK ALSO ..DIDEN'T HE STEAL HIS MANUSCRIPT ON '' ANSWERED PRAYERS ''..????