It’s so much easier to laugh at delusional people, a source of amusement and ridicule for people with no compassion. Throw him/her in a room with an abusive person then you got yourself a hearth-breaking drama. That’s basically the conflict wringed out of the 1951 classic A Streetcar Named Desire, a film adaptation of Tennessee Williams Broadway play that also stars four principal actors from the stage: Janet Leigh (from the London stage version), Marlon Brando, Kim Hunter, and Karl Malden which explains their extraordinary lived-in performances.
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