Broadway Legend Joined: 7/8/05
including a remake of a movie musical, which would it be? I'll be ambitious:
Les Miserables!
Which would you choose?
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/23/05
A Funny Thing Happend...
A Chorus Line
Sweet Charity
Guys & Dolls
and Hello Dolly
Updated On: 4/12/06 at 07:36 PM
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/8/04
LaChiusa's THE WILD PARTY.
No, LITTLE FISH.
Assasins I have a great idea of how to make it work on film
A Chorus Line
Rent
On the 20th Century
Parade
Broadway Star Joined: 9/29/04
THE WIZ. I have Loads of ideas!
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/8/05
Anyone else?
i see the entire Sweeney movie in my head.
it would be the creepiest most amazing movie EVER
BARE... but i want to play Jason, so that's out. it's too perfect for film and there's so much that can be done and actually work!
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/4/05
The Last 5 Years
Into the Woods
Ragtime
The Secret Garden
Drama Dork
The Secret Garden would be my second choice
I have always had a very strong pictuer in my head of what the Into the Woods movie would be like, so that would be my top choice.
And besides that it would be either Ragtime or Parade...a movie with great scope and a sort of epic feel.
Akiva
Bye Bye Birdie
Guys & Dolls
Avenue Q
CABARET
Fosse's is already a masterpiece. Mine would be completely different from his and stay faithful to the stage show moreso than "I Am a Camera."
AIDA -I can pretty much see the whole movie in my head. It would be hard to do though.
-Taboo
-South Pacific
-42nd Street
I agree with Akiva; I've always thought Ragtime and Parade would be amazing, just because they have the potential to be so epic in scale.
I'd also love to do Jekyll & Hyde!
WICKED
RAGTIME
BRIGADOON
NINE
SWEENEY TODD
SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE
Follies
the black Hello Dolly (w/ Whitney Houston)
Side Show
One Touch of Venus
Lady in the Dark
the Wild Party (LaChuisa)
and a fully cross-gendered version of "Pirates of Penzance"
RENT
Les Misérables
Sweeney Todd
The Wild Party (LaChiusa). I'm intrigued by most of his...I am stuck on how some of his works would come across on film.
The Light in the Piazza
Hell, I'd even love to do a Wicked movie. And darken the whole thing up.
I could go on forever, really.
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/16/04
Tommy. To make up for the horrifying acid trip that was the original movie.
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