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The use of famous pop songs in classic movies cannot be separated from those songs' legacy.
There is nothing more to say about "The Sound of Silence" in "The Graduate,in "Mean Streets," or "Stuck in the Middle with You" in "Reservoir Dogs since they have all been honored time and time again and are irreplaceable. But what about the countless other transcendent passages that are made more powerful by a cleverly placed musical cue—the ones you giddily discuss with your friends over a drink or a coffee and that make you shudder or grin at the mere thought of them? Here are 25 cues that are just as deserving of acclaim as the "Goodfellas" outro to "Layla" in order to extend the discussion.
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B. 3 or 4
If we are talking about a play without songs or excessive movement demands then a rule of thumb would be 3.5 to 4 full time weeks. In other words approx 120 - 160 hours with technical and dress rehearsals included, or without a minimum of 100-120 hours for a full-length play.
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