Silver Linings Playbook
Tiffany monologue from Silver Linings Playbook
- Movie
- David O. Russell
- Women
- Playing age 20s–30s
- About 1:00
- Comedic · Dramatic
Tiffany’s monologue from the movie Silver Linings Playbook by David O. Russell. A comedic and dramatic piece for women with a playing age of 20s–30s, running about 1:00.
The full speech. Read it out loud twice before you start working it.
Tiffany’s monologue
Yes. Do you feel that? That's emotion. Has anybody ever told you how Tommy died? We were married for three years and five days, and I loved him. But for the last couple months, I just wasn't into sex at all. It just felt like we were so different and I was depressed. Some of that is just me, some of it was he wanted me to have kids and I have a hard enough time taking care of myself. I don't think that makes me a criminal. Anyway one night after dinner, he drove to Victoria's Secret at King of Prussia Mall and got some lingerie to get something going. And on the way back, he stopped on 76 to help a guy with a flat tire and he got hit by a car and killed. And the Victoria's Secret box was still in the front seat. (pause) That's a feeling.
Excerpt for study and audition practice. Read the full play for context.
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About Silver Linings Playbook
- The film is based on Matthew Quick's novel.
- Jennifer Lawrence won the Academy Award for Best Actress for playing Tiffany.
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