Could someone direct me to the link of "rainbows"? I know someone posted it but I can't remember which thread it was on.
Sometimes with roles that are CGI or partially CGI they put the character's name under the actor's name, as to not to confuse the general movie-going public when they hear a particular actor is going to appear in a film, and yet they never actually see that actor in their fully human form. A recent example of this is the Guardians of the Galaxy Poster which lists "Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Dave Bautista" and then "Bradley Cooper as Rocket and Vin Diesel as Groot"
If it is I love it, pus love the tag!
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Yes, it's real. It's beautiful! It was also posted on the previous page...
Gorgeous poster!
BTW: because of the PG rating, now we can have parents who don't even bother researching about the movie, complain about scenes like the wolf & the Prince/the Baker's Wife, being too inapporiate for their children. YAY!
Updated On: 9/16/14 at 09:58 PM
Since that we have a poster, it must mean that a second trailer is not too far away.
Maybe someone can post a jpg of the poster!
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I'll post the HD version later...and yes.....we shuld get trailer soon...maybe Iin 9 days with boktrolls or in a month with Alexander and the No Good...
A wallpaper version of that poster would be great.
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They didn't even include this movie their calendar of upcoming films?!
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/chart-shows-disney-going-dominate-200300548.html
Updated On: 9/17/14 at 07:57 PM
They included ITW on that timeline when they announced it at Cinemacon. I posted it a few pages back...
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This timeline is for the studio's tentpole (sic) films. Into the Woods is not a tent pole film. It is a smaller film that may or may not turn a profit.
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Meryl is apparently going to compete in the Best Supporting Actress category at the Oscars according to this.
http://insidemovies.ew.com/2014/09/18/oscar-predictions-foxcatcher-birdman/
Did Disney change the names of Cinderella's Stepmother, Rapunzel's Prince, and Cinderella's prince to reflect their own characters (Lady Tremaine, Flynn Rider, and Prince Charming, respectively)?
(scroll down to cast/character list)
http://movies.disney.com/into-the-woods
^^Maybe...saw this somewhere else too...
But before everyone FREAKS OUT...Does it really matter?
None of those characters are named through the course of the show...it's not like they will all be walking around with nametags or shoehorning in "Well Hello....FLYNN RIDER...good to see you in the woods!"
You are now freaking out about the closing credits of a movie you haven't seen.
THe cast/crew list was removed. Strange.
^^They're correcting the names. They were confirmed as mistakes
It was a mistake (thank God!):
http://insidemovies.ew.com/2014/09/19/into-the-woods-character-names-not-get-disney-makeover/
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^^^^^^^^^^
https://forum.broadwayworld.com/readmessage.php?thread=1076610&dt=42
"^^They're correcting the names. They were confirmed as mistakes"
Already confirmed...
Updated On: 10/10/14 at 09:03 PM
Just leaked memo from Disney:
original Into the Woods character names and new Disney names:
Witch - Joanne
Baker - Buddy
Baker's Wife - Sally
Cinderella - Amy
The Wolf - Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm
Cinderella's Prince - Young Ben
Rapunzel's Prince - Young Phyllis
Jack's Mother - Old Lady
Jack - Young Buddy
Narrator (NA)- Narrator
Little Red Riding Hood - Celeste #1
Cinderella's Stepmother -Madame Armfeldt
Updated On: 9/19/14 at 09:20 PM
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Here's some stuff I got when I was searching up on the screening. These people are on an awards website, so they naturally talk about which awards it could when. Here he/she is talking about Meryl (mainly how big her role is, but he talks about her performance):
"Streep's role in Into the Woods is "ensemble-leadish." James Corden and Emily Blunt, along with Streep, help frame the story and they all have the most screentime. But, when I say "most," it's not by all that much when compared to Anna Kendrick, Daniel Huttlestone, and Lilla Crawford, for example. Out of the three "leads," Streep has the biggest impact. And, when I say "biggest impact," I don't mean Miranda Priestley in The Devil Wears Prada. But, it's a nice turn for Streep. There is some subtle work (not always), and some bravura moments, but she's quite touching. If the movie makes $150M, then she's winning the C/M Globe and getting Oscar-nominated (and if this happens, it would be the smallest role to date for her in the leading category). The same could happen with less money, but not the same confidence. The reviews should be at least in the 70s MC.."
There's also this review on the audience's favorite numbers (first screening):
"-"Agony" (audience favorite)
-"On the Steps of the Palace"
-The Opening
-The Wolf's cameo of a song with Red (who is great)
-All of Streep's
-The song at the end that wraps everything together
-Blunt's duet with Pine"
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