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Orlando A Biography

Virginia Woolf

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Fresh Air

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Fresh Air

The classic 1928 novel by Virginia Woolf was referenced as the source of the 1992 film Orlando in which Tilda Swinton starred, and the book was mentioned again when discussing literary influences.

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Many filmgoers were introduced to her in the title role of the 1992 film Orlando, adapted from a 1928 Virginia Woolf novel.

— Episode: Best Of: Tilda Swinton / Adrien Brody

Episode: Best Of: Tilda Swinton / Adrien Brody

The classic 1928 novel by Virginia Woolf was referenced as the source of the 1992 film Orlando in which Tilda Swinton starred, and the book was mentioned again when discussing literary influences.

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Many filmgoers were introduced to her in the title role of the 1992 film Orlando, adapted from a 1928 Virginia Woolf novel.

Orlando, the Virginia Woolf novel.

Episode: Tilda Swinton Thinks About Her Death

The novel was cited as the source material for the 1992 film Orlando in which Swinton played the title role.

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Many filmgoers were introduced to her in the title role of the 1992 film Orlando, adapted from a 1928 Virginia Woolf novel, in which a young nobleman, a favorite of Queen Elizabeth's, inexplicably wakes up as a woman.

Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang

Matt Rogers discussed this novel and how the author, Virginia Woolf, died shortly after writing it, and that it was never published until recently. He also mentioned the upcoming Orlando theme park war.

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Orlando tea by Virginia Woolf

— Episode: "You Can Take It Back (Hugh Hefner is Al...

Episode: "You Can Take It Back (Hugh Hefner is Alive)" (w/...

Matt Rogers discussed this novel and how the author, Virginia Woolf, died shortly after writing it, and that it was never published until recently. He also mentioned the upcoming Orlando theme park war.

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Orlando tea by Virginia Woolf

Episode: "You Can Take It Back (Hugh Hefner is Alive)" (w/...

The Orlando book was mentioned as a segue into a discussion about Orlando Bloom and his upcoming theme park adventures. It was stated that Virginia Woolf died soon after writing it, but that it has been published recently.

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there is Orlando tea by Virginia Woolf...Orlando tea, she killed herself shortly after writing...yes, yes, that was her last...that she never published until now...so listen as you know I love to deliver the Orlando tea, the Orlando truth, the Orlando gossip...

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