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Parker, Dorothy
- A twentieth-century American author known for her often sarcastic wit. Parker wrote poems, short stories, film scripts, and reviews of plays and books. Her poetry contains some often-quoted lines, such as “Men seldom make passes / At girls who wear glasses.”
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Dorothy Parker once noted that “the only ‘ism’ Hollywood cares about is plagiarism.”
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You almost feel like she carried something with her from the Dorothy Parker generation.
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Later she observed that one of the most skilled in this idiom was the journalist Dorothy Parker.
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They were young, beautiful—Dorothy Parker described them as looking “as though they had stepped out of the sun”—and fast.
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Dorothy Parker smoke, drank, and slept around—in short, everything her male colleagues in the Algonquin Round Table were doing.
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