A Supercut of Libraries in Film and Television
Posted on 16. Jan, 2012 by William Johnson in Videos & Trailers
Reading is fundamental–even on the set of a Hollywood lot. Fans of the Greene County Public Library, in Greene County, Ohio, have put together a clever supercut of library scenes from popular films and television series.
The video includes scenes from The Golden Girls, The Shawshank Redemption, Philadelphia Story, Sesame Street, Harry and the Hendersons, and our personal favorite, Party Girl.
[via nymag]
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About William Johnson
William Johnson is the online editor of Lambda Literary. He is also the editor and publisher of Mary Literary: A literary journal dedicated to publishing gay writing of artist merit and a contributing arts and culture writer for CrushFanazine.
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Public library bias? They left out one of the best, “Desk Set.”