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By 2001, Morgan had replaced Boccino as host of Double Clef FM. His cultural references, however, are often incorrect. For instance, he at one point likens a piece of music to "Fellini's Lolita." Lolita was written by Vladimir Nabokov, and adapted for film once by Stanley Kubrick and again by Adrian Lyne. Federico Fellini never turned the book into a film. Moreover, Merryweather notes that he spent a summer "reading Proust in the original Italian." Marcel Proust wrote in French, not Italian. | By 2001, Morgan had replaced Boccino as host of Double Clef FM. His cultural references, however, are often incorrect. For instance, he at one point likens a piece of music to "Fellini's Lolita." Lolita was written by Vladimir Nabokov, and adapted for film once by Stanley Kubrick and again by Adrian Lyne. Federico Fellini never turned the book into a film. Moreover, Merryweather notes that he spent a summer "reading Proust in the original Italian." Marcel Proust wrote in French, not Italian. | ||
For the Liberty Tree newspaper, he writes the [[Opera with Morgan Merryweather]] article in July 2001. | For the Liberty Tree newspaper, he writes the [[Opera with Morgan Merryweather]] article in July 2001 and the [[Bayreuth Be Damned]] article in August 2001. | ||
[[Category:Characters|Merryweather, Morgan]] | [[Category:Characters|Merryweather, Morgan]] | ||