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Korben Dallas endures a high-decibel verbal assault from his overbearing mother while trying to manage a disastrous morning. Amidst her insults, he discovers he has unexpectedly won a luxury vacation to Fhloston Paradise, though he is too overwhelmed by his recent job loss and bad luck to believe her.
KORBEN: Hello?
MOTHER: You're the nastiest dirtbag I know in this stinking City!
KORBEN: Hi Ma...
MOTHER: I've been playing twice a week for 20 years, 20 years I've been eating those shitty croquettes. You wouldn't even eat one to help your poor mother, and you win the big prize? Know something? The
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Director's Notes
Find your next audition piece with this hilarious sci-fi comedy duologue from The Fifth Element. Play Korben Dallas as he juggles a call from his overbearing mother and a morning of bad luck, only to discover a surprising vacation win. Perfect for actors seeking comedic, exasperated roles.
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