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Tandy's and Williams' letters to each other
When the original production of A Streetcar Named Desire was in the midst of success, Tennessee Williams wrote to
Jessica Tandy ("Blanche"), about a photo that was intended to be given as a Christmas gift to the producer, Irene
Selznick. Williams was asked to see if Jessica Tandy (who later appeared in Driving Miss Daisy) would pose for a
photographic replica of a Thomas Hart Benton painting. The painting depicts the poker scene from A Streetcar Named
Desire with Blanche in the foreground in a racy blue dress.
Through a series of letter exchanges, Jessica Tandy reminds Tennessee Williams that his Blanche was not intended
to appear as a victim.
(About Williams' life)
Poetic references in the play
The San Francisco Opera's version of the play.
Pictures used on the site
Vivien Leigh fan site.
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The movie version made #45 on American Film Institute's list of top 100 movies of all time.
Newsweek review of the opera version of Streetcar.
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