Monologue
Altameyer Monologue from Courage Under Fire
From Courage Under Fire by Edward Zwick
male · anguished · 1:11 min
This piece is from a copyrighted film, so the full text isn't published here. You can bring your own copy of the lines and rehearse it on ActorRise.
About this piece
Altameyer discusses the psychological impact of killing in combat, contrasting the ease of pulling the trigger with the difficulty of living with the consequences.
From Courage Under Fire (1996)
30-40 · despair · death · guilt · isolation · redemption
Rehearse Altameyer's monologue
Run it out loud with a spotlight that follows your voice, line by line, until it's off the page. Free to start, no credit card.