a b "Tony award winners 2013 – the full list". The Guardian. 10 June 2013 . Retrieved 17 March 2021. In Richard’s final commentary to Phil on what the members of the group are now up to, we find out that Lou is best friends with Cathy. Then we plant one of Adams jumpers, with the D.N.A of a random stranger on it near the scene of the crime, and we put them off our scent. I sometimes think I wonder, what would you do If I killedmyself right here in front of you? Like, what do you do?! What do you do, Phil?!

Although quiet for a long time, Phil clearly considers everyone’s words and actions before he speaks. He gives calm and considered instructions to each member of the group as he assigns roles and tasks for them to complete. This makes him appear callous and nihilistic. A key quote that justifies his actions:

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It's too much for some. John Tate leaves the group. And Brian made to act against his moral instincts, completely loses his sanity.' World War Z sequel: in 2015 Kelly was reported to have been hired to rewrite a sequel to World War Z. The film was being developed by Paramount Pictures with Brad Pitt to star, and a release slated for June 2017. [51] [52] In 2019, Paramount reportedly cancelled the sequel due to budgetary issues, the death of executive Brad Grey who was a key advocate for the film, and director David Fincher's involvement with his Mindhunter series. [53] However, The Hollywood Reporter reported the cancellation was mainly due to a Chinese government ban on zombie films. [54]

Richard first appears to be a strong character and potentially someone who is able to be a leader of the group. Lou is scared of him and he presents a challenge to John Tate’s leadership. Although he stands up to John Tate ( You shouldn’t threaten me John’ p17), he is eventually put in his place when John Tate turns the entire group against Richard by telling them to choose sides. (Act 1 Scene 3).a b Costa, Maddy (10 September 2013). "Dennis Kelly: 'I thought that drinking was all I had to offer' ". The Guardian . Retrieved 11 March 2021. Raphael, Amy (16 May 2009). "There's no moral centre to Pulling because we don't have one!". The Guardian. London.

Who matches our made up description and there's even the posties DNA on the jumper. I mean, that’s impossible! Surely?!Throughout the entire play, Leah has been trying to gain Phil’s attention, and he is constantly ignoring her. Now Phil turns to her for approval and puts his arm round her. She pushes him away and runs off. Now Phil realises that even Leah is rejecting him, he begins to think about what he has done, and spends the rest of the play by himself, refusing to talk to anyone. Mark and Jan are responsible for the events surrounding the bullying of Adam that lead to him falling into the grille. From p20 – 23 we are given a detailed description of the events that take place. Mark and Jan appear to be trying to justify their actions in this scene, The Critics' Circle Theatre Awards 2011". The Critics' Circle. 25 January 2011 . Retrieved 19 January 2012.