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Category Archives: Movies
More HAIRSPRAY 2 News
Marc Shaiman was interviewed on MTV and spilled some new details about Hairspray 2, the movie musical sequel to Hairspray that is aiming for a July 2010 release: Scott (Wittman) and I are certainly on board. John Waters wrote a … Continue reading
First Look at A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC
People has a first look of Catherine Zeta-Jones as Desiree: All right, haters, so she looks younger than Glynis Johns – but she does not look 18 either and one part of the approach to this revival is to pitch … Continue reading
Posted in Broadway, Movies, Musicals, West End
Tagged A Little Night Music, Broadway, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Musicals, Smiles of a Summer Night, Trevor Nunn, West End
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Rob Marshall and NINE: the Cynic’s Edition
Daniel Day Lewis tries to explain to Rob Marshall how NINE works dramatically and how so much of what seems to be happening to turn it into another Marshall-fest seems to work against that. Continue reading
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Tagged Broadway, Movies, Musicals, Nine, Rob Marshall
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Rob Marshall and NINE
My doubts are primarily in regard to whether Marshall’s concept will end up justifying all of the choices he’s made in the making of NINE. If, in the final analysis, it works, then it works and the cuts (and interpolations) won’t matter. Whether it does (and whether they do) is what we’re waiting to see. Continue reading
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Tagged Broadway, Movies, Musicals, Nine, Rob Marshall
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HAIRSPRAY Sequel Outline
Adam Shankman has revealed a possible outline for Hairspray 2, the proposed sequel to the recent hit film musical based on the Broadway show Hairspray. With the view of a July 2010 release, the John Waters penned outline takes Tracy … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Musicals
Tagged Adam Shankman, Hairspray, Hairspray 2, John Waters, Nikki Blonsky, Zac Efron
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THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG
The Princess and the Frog represents Disney’s return to their filmmaking roots – the animated musical. We’ve already had a teaser trailer: A trailer: And a sneak peak: And I think all look very promising indeed. It’s obviously not a … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Disney, Movies, Musicals
Tagged A Bug's Life, Animation, Beauty and the Beast, Cars, Disney, Enchanted, James and the Giant Peach, Monsters Inc, Movies, Musicals, Pixar, Randy Newman, Sarah McLachlan, Shrek, The Little Mermaid, The Princess and the Frog, Toy Story, Toy Story 2
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Disney’s RAPUNZEL: Thanksgiving 2010
When last we heard about Disney’s Rapunzel, Kristen Chenoweth was going to be the voice of Rapunzel with Dan Fogler as the Prince; Glen Keane was at the helm; and some initial character designs had been released. Things have changed. … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Disney, Movies, Musicals
Tagged Alan Menken, Byron Howard, Dan Fogler, Donna Murphy, Glen Keane, Glenn Slater, Kristen Chenoweth, Mandy Moore, Nathan Greno, Rapunzel, Zachery Levi
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5 Smashing Musicals of the 1940s
This is a list of 5 of my favourite musicals of the 1940s. Anyone who is even vaguely interested in musical theatre should know about these shows and if you don’t… well, there’s no better time than the present to … Continue reading
ASSASSINS on film?
Having been rather ill this week, I’ve had some time to think about the idea of a film version of Stephen Sondheim’s Assassins, which I discussed a lot with my favourite guy, Eric, in the many hours I couldn’t sleep … Continue reading
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Tagged Assassins, Movies, Musicals, Stephen Sondheim
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A New DADDY LONG LEGS Musical
Anyone remember Daddy Long Legs? Cute novel (by Jean Webster), adapted 5 times for film and once for TV as an anime series, about an orphan and her sponsor. Well, it’s headed for the musical stage, in an adaptation by … Continue reading
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Tagged anime, Broadway, Daddy Long Legs, Jane Eyre, Jean Webster, John Caird, Little Women, Musicals, Paul Gordon, Regional Productions, Tours
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