This character recalls throwing money at starving children in Barcelona during a "talking jag" in one scene. He plans to buy a woman and "hump her from hell to breakfast." This man is under the mistaken assumption he has a "spastic colon" and appears in a play in which his birthday party is held shortly after his return from the Ochsner Clinic. With his son, he discusses the homosexual attraction to Skipper. Unbeknownst to this man, he is dying of cancer, a fact his greedy family is concealing from him. This man is the father of Gooper and the former football star and husband of Maggie, Brick.
This character recalls throwing money at starving children in Barcelona during a "talking jag" in one scene. He plans to buy a woman and "hump her from hell to breakfast." This man is under the mistaken assumption he has a "spastic colon" and appears in a play in which his birthday party is held shortly after his return from the Ochsner Clinic. With his son, he discusses the homosexual attraction to Skipper. Unbeknownst to this man, he is dying of cancer, a fact his greedy family is concealing from him. This man is the father of Gooper and the former football star and husband of Maggie, Brick. For 10 points, name this wealthy cotton planter, the patriarch of the Pollitt family in Tennessee Williams' play Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
This character recalls throwing money at starving children in Barcelona during a "talking jag" in one scene.
Big Daddy Pollitt [prompt on Pollitt]