I’ll be brave. I’ll go. Hi, I’m Marcia Kramer. Originally from Brooklyn, with two regrettable decades in Los Angeles. I just moved back to New York after a divorce - sorry if I'm oversharing, you'll notice I tend to do that - and found that I was turning into the kind of woman I always detested - a lady who lunches, basically.
A Real Pain (2024)
MARCIA
A screenplay character in A Real Pain (2024).
- lines
- 41
- words
- 512
- scenes
- 9
- dialogue
- 5.3%
- avg words / line
- 12
- shortest / longest
- 1 / 65
Sample dialogue
I’ll try. So. My Uncle Sam couldn’t go to medical school so he became a pharmacist. The next best thing in his mind. And he ended up owning five pharmacies in and around Chicago — and we’re talking big places, with soda fountains and the whole thing. And he started what we now think of as a modern drug store - with food and electronics.
scene 70, source scene 71 — INT. RESTAURANT - NIGHTI don’t know.
scene 33, source scene 34 — EXT. WARSAW UPRISING MONUMENT - DAYOh, come on, Benji, stop that—
scene 54, source scene 55 — INT. TRAIN - DAYWell, that’s fine because I’m an atheist.
scene 68, source scene 69 — EXT. CEMETERY – DUSKExactly. And god, he’s charming and funny underneath all the… mishigas.
scene 70, source scene 71 — INT. RESTAURANT - NIGHT
First and last lines
Oh, god, no I’m not. Anyway, you have my information. Send me a picture from your grandma’s house. I’m genuinely curious.