I come from the world of theater, and I know Noel Coward's…
“I come from the world of theater, and I know Noel Coward's writing well. He has such a specific voice, and was one of the wittiest writers who ever lived, and you think of him in the same category as someone like Shakespeare who's just impossible to imitate.”
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She admires Noel Coward’s distinctive, witty voice, comparing his uniqueness to Shakespeare’s, which is hard to imitate.
In simple terms: Coward’s voice is uniquely witty, like Shakespeare’s.
Study and emulate distinctive creative voices.
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When to use this quote
- screenwriting
- theater
- creative workshops
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How can you develop your own voice?
- What makes a writer’s style timeless?
Imitating great writers may stifle originality.