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group
Drama
3 Characters

Gentlemen of Harvard

from The Social Network

Written by Aaron Sorkin

The Social Network

After discovering that Mark Zuckerberg has launched 'theFacebook', the Winklevoss twins and Divya Narendra realize they have been betrayed. The trio debates whether to take legal action or physical retribution, highlighting the conflict between their 'gentlemanly' Harvard values and the cutthroat reality of the tech world.

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TYLER: Welcome to theFacebook. TheFacebook is an online directory that connects people through different social networks. You must have a Harvard.edu address to register.

CAMERON: That’s right.

DIVYA: I called earlier. I’m looking for Mark Zuckerberg.

CAMERON: Yes sir, he’s quoted a couple of times.

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CharactersCameron, Tyler, Divya
Duration00:05:00
Age Range20-22
GenderMale
GenreDrama
PeriodContemporary
Formatgroup
SourceThe Social Network
ToneFrustrated, Righteous Anger, Class Conflict
Suitable Fordrama school audition, agent showcase, self tape, general practice
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