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Title: Driving Miss Daisy.
by Alfred Uhry
ISBN: 0-8222-0335-9
Publisher: Dramatist's Play Service
Pub. Date: January, 1998
Format: Paperback
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $6.50
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Average Customer Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

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Rating: 5
Summary: A Beautiful Play
Comment: "Driving Miss Daisy" is a play that shows how somebody can overcome their initial reactions towards a situation and how that situation changed their life forever. Thus is the story of Daisy,a Jewish woman living in Atlanta. Her son, Boolie, hires a chauffer to drive her around the city. Hoke, an african american man that Daisy wants to have no relation with, gets the job.

Opening up in the 1950's and running all the way to 1975, this story tells of the growing friendship between Daisy and Hoke. For the first few years Daisy is embarassed to being driven around by a black man but they soon develop a lasting friendship that will last forever.

"Driving Miss Daisy" tells one thing. It tells about changes in people. Daisy was a Jewish women who wanted absolutely no part with Hoke. Throughout the play Alfred Uhry is able to develop on each character from Daisy and Hoke, to the maid Idella, to Daisy's son Boolie, to Boolie's wife, and everybody else that appears. This is a very short play and Alfred Uhry had to have some skill to pull off the awesome character development in this.

"Driving Miss Daisy" is a story of change in people and of true friendship. This play went on Broadway and became a movie. This play won the Pulitzer Prize in Drama and four Academy Awards for the movie. I recommend this play to anybody that would enjoy a touching story of two people that were everything but friends at first who became best friends for life. Pick this play up and you will appreciate this story and the friendship that is depicted in it.

Happy Reading!

Rating: 5
Summary: A ****½ play...
Comment: Made into the 1989 Best Picture-winning "Driving Miss Daisy", one sees that, when comparing the two, they are relatively the same. So, then, it's no wonder that it won Best Adapted Screenplay for that year as well. The play is warm, humane, funny, and one of the best you'll ever come across. I believe the terminology "short and sweet" applies to this play. Read it!

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