Italian transcript of Benigni's monologue in "La Tigre e la neve (The tiger and the snow)"
June 1, 2007 3:44 AM   Subscribe

Where can I find the original Italian transcript of Benigni's monologue in "La Tigre e la neve (The tiger and the snow)" when he talk about what Vittoria's death would mean to him?

I was able to find the transcript in English thanks to some subtitles, but I'd really like to put my hands on the original version in Italian. No luck so far...

The monologue goes like this : "If she dies, they can close this whole show of a world, they can cart it off, unscrew thew stars, roll up the sky and put it on a truck, they can turn off this sunlight i love so much. You know why i love it so much? Because i love her when the sun shines on her. They can take everything away, these carpets, columns, houses, sand, wind, frogs, ripe watermelons, hail, seven in the evening, May, June, July, basil, bees, the sea, courgettes...Courgettes, Al-Giumeili!"
posted by V-Turn to Media & Arts (2 answers total) 1 user marked this as a favorite
 


Response by poster: Thank you! I did not think about looking in Wikiquote. Adding to my bookmarks right now.

V.
posted by V-Turn at 6:49 AM on June 1, 2007


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