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Crazy, Stupid, Love (Cal)

Category: Movie Role: Cal From: Crazy

CAL: I miss you, T. I got complacent, I think. You find your soulmate in high school… you”ve got the game sewed up in the first quarter, you know? I put in an effort when we were younger, didn”t I? I”d do anything to make you happy: take you miniature golfing, dancing – you were such a good dancer.All I ever wanted to do was make you love me. And then you did, really early on. And we got married so young. And I guess… I got lazy. I got boring. And I”m furious at you for what you did. But I don”t totally blame you, if that makes any sense? (then) I shouldn”t have jumped out of the car. I should have fought for you. You fight for your soulmate. At least that”s what our thirteen- year-old tells me.More Monologues from “Crazy, Stupid, Love”RelatedShareTweetPin

All I ever wanted to do was make you love me. And then you did, really early on. And we got married so young. And I guess… I got lazy. I got boring. And I”m furious at you for what you did. But I don”t totally blame you, if that makes any sense? (then) I shouldn”t have jumped out of the car. I should have fought for you. You fight for your soulmate. At least that”s what our thirteen- year-old tells me.More Monologues from “Crazy, Stupid, Love”RelatedShareTweetPin

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Crazy, Stupid, Love (Jacob Helps Cal)

Category: Movie Role: Jacob Helps Cal From: Crazy

JACOB: Cal, I”m going to make you an offer, it”s probably the best offer you”re ever going to get, and you”re extremely drunk, so it”s wildly important that you don”t answer until I”ve finished and you”ve taken a few moments to process what I”m saying. Do you understand? (Cal goes to answer, Jacob holds up a finger. Cal stops himself. Once he”s settled, Jacob continues:) As I said, I”ve been watching you for two days now and I can say, without hesitation, that you are the sorriest man I”ve ever seen in my life – don”t interrupt, Cal, it”s the truth, and you need to hear it. You”re sitting there with your Supercut haircut, getting drunk on watered down vodka-cranberries like a fourteen-year-old girl, wearing a 41R jacket when you should be wearing a 40L – I don”t know if I want to help you or euthanize you – stop drinking out of the goddamn straw, Cal.You asked me for advice before, Cal, so I”m going to help you. I don”t know why. Maybe I”m just bored. Maybe all my friends have abandoned me for wives and children and labradoodle puppies, who cares why? Why doesn”t matter. The point is, you”ve got a good face, and a good head of hair, and I”m bored as hell and need a project. So if you want, I”m going to help you rediscover your manhood. Do you remember when it was that you lost it? (Cal shakes “no.”) Doesn”t matter, we”ll find it. And when we do, when I”m through with you, that wife of yours is going to rue the day she decided to give up on you too early. That”s my offer.What do you say? (Cal stares at him blankly. A long beat of silence. Cal goes for a drink, almost uses the straw… then catches himself. He puts down the drink. Looks up.) Mall food court, Thursday, six o”clock.More Monologues from “Crazy, Stupid, Love”RelatedShareTweetPin

You asked me for advice before, Cal, so I”m going to help you. I don”t know why. Maybe I”m just bored. Maybe all my friends have abandoned me for wives and children and labradoodle puppies, who cares why? Why doesn”t matter. The point is, you”ve got a good face, and a good head of hair, and I”m bored as hell and need a project. So if you want, I”m going to help you rediscover your manhood. Do you remember when it was that you lost it? (Cal shakes “no.”) Doesn”t matter, we”ll find it. And when we do, when I”m through with you, that wife of yours is going to rue the day she decided to give up on you too early. That”s my offer.What do you say? (Cal stares at him blankly. A long beat of silence. Cal goes for a drink, almost uses the straw… then catches himself. He puts down the drink. Looks up.) Mall food court, Thursday, six o”clock.More Monologues from “Crazy, Stupid, Love”RelatedShareTweetPin

What do you say? (Cal stares at him blankly. A long beat of silence. Cal goes for a drink, almost uses the straw… then catches himself. He puts down the drink. Looks up.) Mall food court, Thursday, six o”clock.More Monologues from “Crazy, Stupid, Love”RelatedShareTweetPin

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Crazy, Stupid, Love (Jacob)

Category: Movie Role: Jacob From: Crazy

JACOB: I find you incredibly sexy. It”s a fact, not a cheesy pick-up line. There are many attractive women in this bar – including your friend here – and I”ve been unable to take my eyes off you, only you, for the past two hours. Again: not a cheesy pick-up line, just a fact. (then) Answer this quickly, without thinking about your answer: do you find me attractive?Yes you do. I”m an accomplished lover. If you come home with me, I am confident you will leave satisfied. Multiple times. We”ll make love and it will be amazing. You”ll laugh afterwards and say “I never do this kind of thing.” Then you”ll do it again.So now I”m going to ask if I can buy you another drink. If you say yes, we”ll have one more cocktail each – just enough to start losing inhibitions, not enough to get sloppy, after all: I promised to satisfy you. So, here we go, Hannah: can I buy you a drink?More Monologues from “Crazy, Stupid, Love”RelatedShareTweetPin

Yes you do. I”m an accomplished lover. If you come home with me, I am confident you will leave satisfied. Multiple times. We”ll make love and it will be amazing. You”ll laugh afterwards and say “I never do this kind of thing.” Then you”ll do it again.So now I”m going to ask if I can buy you another drink. If you say yes, we”ll have one more cocktail each – just enough to start losing inhibitions, not enough to get sloppy, after all: I promised to satisfy you. So, here we go, Hannah: can I buy you a drink?More Monologues from “Crazy, Stupid, Love”RelatedShareTweetPin

So now I”m going to ask if I can buy you another drink. If you say yes, we”ll have one more cocktail each – just enough to start losing inhibitions, not enough to get sloppy, after all: I promised to satisfy you. So, here we go, Hannah: can I buy you a drink?More Monologues from “Crazy, Stupid, Love”RelatedShareTweetPin

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Crazy, Stupid, Love (Robbie and “The Scarlet Letter”)

Category: Movie Role: Robbie and "The Scarlet Letter" From: Crazy

Robbie: You want to talk about The Scarlet Letter, Mrs. Thompson? Here you go: the “A” they”re both wearing – I think it stands for A -. Wanna know why? Because they”re in love, and love is for stupid A -S. So thanks for choosing this book, Mrs. Thompson, because this is what I need right now: to read a boring, confusing book about a bunch of stupid a -s who fell in love, like a -s, and then had to die, like a -s. I”m sorry for cursing.More Monologues from “Crazy, Stupid, Love”RelatedShareTweetPin

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Crazy, Stupid, Love (Robbie Marks Himself)

Category: Movie Role: Robbie Marks Himself From: Crazy

ROBBIE: Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote in The Scarlet Letter: “No man for any considerable period can wear one face to himself and another to the multitude, without finally getting bewildered as to which may be the true.” (Robbie puts down the paper, ignoring the jeers.) I am not bewildered! Jessica Riley is my soulmate. She”s the one! I know it to be true, and so now do the multitude. (correcting himself) Multitudes? (then, deciding) No, multitude. I have marked myself with this Scarlet J, Jessica! For you. Because your name starts with a J. It”s just tape and construction paper but one day I will get a permanent tattoo when I”m old enough that my parents won”t freak out on me.More Monologues from “Crazy, Stupid, Love” RelatedShareTweetPin

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Crazy, Stupid, Love (Tracy)

Category: Movie Role: Tracy From: Crazy

TRACY: I”m unhappy, Cal. I”ve tried not to be. We”ve been married so long, somewhere we became… stagnant, you know? Okay, you”re not talking and you know that only makes me talk more. Maybe that”s good, maybe that”s good. Okay… (then) There”s this person. We”ve been spending time together. Lunches, meetings, that kind of stuff… (Silence. She closes her eyes tightly.) I slept with him. Kind of. (Tracy opens one eye, taking a peek. Nothing.) No, no kind of. I can”t believe I said kind of. That”s just not something you do in a kind of way. I slept with someone. There. I said it. I slept with someone. Oh God. It”s the worst thing I”ve ever done but it feels so good to say out loud. I slept with someone. I SLEPT with someone. I slept with SOMEONE. I slept with… please stop me, please say something. (No reaction) David Jacobowitz. From work. You met him at the Christmas party. You remember that party? They had the giant paper-maché wreath? I kept asking the decorator how he made it? You wore that sweater – The last person in the world I”d ever want to hurt was you, Cal – But the fact that I did, that it could happen at all, I think it just shows how broken we are and -Just like that, Cal OPENS THE DOOR to the moving car and, simply, steps out. Tracy SCREAMS as Cal goes flying. She screeches to a stop as he tumbles to the curb in her rearview mirror.More Monologues from “Crazy, Stupid, Love”RelatedShareTweetPin

Just like that, Cal OPENS THE DOOR to the moving car and, simply, steps out. Tracy SCREAMS as Cal goes flying. She screeches to a stop as he tumbles to the curb in her rearview mirror.More Monologues from “Crazy, Stupid, Love”RelatedShareTweetPin