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* DawsonCasting: Frequently done with regards to 17-year-old Alan for understandable reasons. Creator/PeterFirth, the originator of the role, was 19 (and thus a legal adult) when he began playing the role on the London stage in 1973, and continued until he turned twenty-three years old during the filming of the screen adaptation (released in 1977). Averted by the 2007 West End revival (you know, the one that got the MoralGuardians up in arms); Creator/DanielRadcliffe (born in July 1989) actually was 17 when the production opened in spring 2007, though he had already turned 18 when the show's Broadway run started the following year.
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* DawsonCasting: Frequently done with regards to 17-year-old Alan for understandable reasons. Creator/PeterFirth, the originator of the role, was 19 (and thus a legal adult) when he began playing the role on the London stage in 1973, and continued until he turned twenty-three years old during the filming of the screen adaptation (released in 1977). Averted by the 2007 West End revival (you know, the one that got the MoralGuardians up in arms); Creator/DanielRadcliffe (born in July 1989) actually was 17 when the production opened in spring 2007, though he had already turned 18 19 when the show's Broadway run started the following year.
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* DawsonCasting: Frequently done with regards to 17-year-old Alan for understandable reasons. Creator/PeterFirth, the originator of the role, was twenty-four 19 (and thus a legal adult) when he began playing the role on the London stage in 1973, and continued until he turned twenty-three years old when during the film version starring him was released. filming of the screen adaptation (released in 1977). Averted by the 2007 West End revival (you know, the one that got the MoralGuardians up in arms); Creator/DanielRadcliffe (born in July 1989) actually was 17 when the production opened in spring 2007.2007, though he had already turned 18 when the show's Broadway run started the following year.
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* SerendipityWritesThePlot: In the film adaptation, censors made very clear that Peter Firth could not be shown to have an erection at any point, which happened to work very well for the scene when Alan is trying to have sex with his girlfriend and can't get it up. Throughout the scene Alan's lack of interest in Jill is visually obvious to the viewer, but both characters studiously ignore this fact until it becomes impossible for them to do so.
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* SerendipityWritesThePlot: In the film adaptation, censors made very clear that Peter Firth could not be shown to have an erection at any point, erection, which happened to work very well for the scene when Alan is trying to have sex with his girlfriend and can't get it up. Throughout the scene Alan's lack of interest in Jill is visually obvious to the viewer, but both characters studiously ignore this fact until it becomes impossible for them to do so.
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* SerendipityWritesThePlot: In the film adaptation, censors made very clear that Peter Firth could not be shown to have an erection at any point, which happened to work very well for the scene when Alan is trying to have sex with his girlfriend and can't get it up. Throughout the scene Alan's lack of interest in Jill is visually obvious to the viewer, but both characters studiously ignore this fact until it becomes impossible for them to do so.
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* DawsonCasting: Frequently done with regards to 17-year-old Alan for understandable reasons. Peter Firth, the originator of the role, was twenty-four years old when the film version starring him was released. Averted by the 2007 West End revival (you know, the one that got the MoralGuardians up in arms); Daniel Radcliffe (born in July 1989) actually was 17 when the production opened in spring 2007.
* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: Peter Shaffer claimed to have based the story on a true story in which a local youth blinded 26 horses in a single night. Unfortunately Shaffer only heard the story as an anecdote, and in the years since it was published, neither he nor anyone else has been able to link it to a real incident. In any case, everything in the play except the detail of blinding the horses is completely invented.
* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: Peter Shaffer claimed to have based the story on a true story in which a local youth blinded 26 horses in a single night. Unfortunately Shaffer only heard the story as an anecdote, and in the years since it was published, neither he nor anyone else has been able to link it to a real incident. In any case, everything in the play except the detail of blinding the horses is completely invented.
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* DawsonCasting: Frequently done with regards to 17-year-old Alan for understandable reasons. Peter Firth, Creator/PeterFirth, the originator of the role, was twenty-four years old when the film version starring him was released. Averted by the 2007 West End revival (you know, the one that got the MoralGuardians up in arms); Daniel Radcliffe Creator/DanielRadcliffe (born in July 1989) actually was 17 when the production opened in spring 2007.
* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: Peter Shaffer claimed to have based the story on a true story in which a local youth blinded 26 horses in a single night. Unfortunately Shaffer only heard the story as an anecdote, and in the years since it was published, neither he nor anyone else has been able to link it to a real incident. In any case, everything in the play except the detail of blinding the horses is completely invented.
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