Is it just me or does Ms. Applegate always seem stuck up and snooty?

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Is it just me or does Ms. Applegate always seem stuck up and snooty?

Posted: 6/5/05 at 11:37pm

I have thought this for awhile and she said something along the lines of "Pepole did not want to buy tickets if I was not in it", on the tv guide pre-show talking about her foot. I am not judging her, but was wondering if anyone felt the same way?

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Posted: 6/5/05 at 11:47pm

I noticed that too, but I must admit: she was a part of the reason as to why I really wanted to see Sweet Charity in the first place.

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Posted: 6/5/05 at 11:49pm

Maybe her Tony loss will humble her.

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Posted: 6/5/05 at 11:50pm

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Posted: 6/5/05 at 11:51pm

Just wanted to add, that she is a sweetheart! I was just talking about her comment during the interview.

I get lost, unless, of course, I'm getting found.

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Posted: 6/5/05 at 11:57pm

She seems adorable. I do not even get this thread. I saw her in Chicago and her performance was charming. My god, she saved a Broadway show, and now actors, backstage workers, box office people, etc. are working!

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Posted: 6/5/05 at 11:59pm

Going home to Jonathan Schaech every night, I'd be stuck-up too!

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Posted: 6/6/05 at 12:03am

I thought she was dreadful tonight. How did she ever get that role?

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Posted: 6/6/05 at 12:04am

I was not saying she was either. I was just wonering if anyone felt the same way. If you did not get the thread, no need for you to post.

"If I have something to say, the whole world (BroadwayWorld) should hear it." - Thenardier

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Posted: 6/6/05 at 9:49am

Alphie I've never liked her in anything, never liked her at all but think she's carried off this Charity thing very well! She really came through last night-- her pratfall was better than her performance int he actual number!

#11

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Posted: 6/6/05 at 9:52am

Though I think her performance as Charity is lamentably bad, I've always enjoyed her in interviews.

" ...the happiness in the tune convinces me that I'm not afraid."

#12

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Posted: 6/6/05 at 10:14am

I agree that her pratfall was great! It says a lot about a person to be willing to poke fun at themselves so publicly.

#13

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Posted: 6/6/05 at 11:42am

It's just you.

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#14

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Posted: 6/6/05 at 11:51am

She was incredibly sweet and funny when I met her.

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Posted: 6/7/05 at 9:40pm

alphie~ I agree with you. She always seems to rub me the wrong way.

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#16

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Posted: 6/7/05 at 9:44pm

I think her STUNT DOUBLE'S prat fall was amazing.

I don't know her personally, and I'm not implying that she is, but yes, she did seem QUITE stuck-up on the preshow.

"The stage is where I live and come alive and act out all the things that go on in my life. It's not just what I do for a living, it's my shrink and my love affair. No one in my life has ever or ever will kiss me on the mouth like this lover called my relationship with my performance."

#17

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Posted: 6/7/05 at 10:01pm

It's starting to seem that way...

What the puck?!

#18

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Posted: 6/7/05 at 10:04pm

She is greatful to be there and cares about all of her castmates, but sometimes her comments do seem to be egotistical, but everyone is like that. Afterall, she did save the show.

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Posted: 6/7/05 at 10:24pm

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#20

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Posted: 6/7/05 at 10:39pm

Yeah, I felt the same way, so I guess there are at least a few of us. Most people seem to really like her though--just not me.

#21

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Posted: 6/7/05 at 11:31pm

I'll always remember her as Julia from Just Visiting... great movie. Is that okay?

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#22

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Posted: 6/8/05 at 1:36am

Some thoughts...she saved the show. She knows it. Everyone else knows it. So she acknowledges it, though not too modestly.

On the other hand, when I met her in Boston, she seemed very nice.

However, something that annoys me a bit about her is that when Letterman asked her when she would leave the show, she picked the first chance she could. I understand she has been with it for a very long time, but when you finally make it to Broadway, you shouldn't just say, "well, I made it, when can I leave?" because that is what is feels like to me.

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#23

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Posted: 6/8/05 at 1:38am

If I ever made Broadway, I'd set up camp and go buy food surplus to last me for my life. I'd never leave.

::hugs her future theatre, wherever that may be::

But I suppose people with the talent to get there think that once they've made it, it's a sign that there are bigger things to come for them.

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#24

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Posted: 6/8/05 at 4:30am

My one experience with her was a positive one. I was working at Coffee Bean a few years ago while still in school and she came in for a drink. SO humble, SO sweet, SO kind and gracious about everything from the second she walked in to the moment she walked out. She wasn't all dolled up trying to get attention...in fact, I had to do a double take and read the name on her credit card just to know for sure it was her. VERY LOVELY GIRL!!! I wish her all the best. And though I haven't seen her in the show I'm not going to judge her soley on the Tony performance. God knows she must have been nervous as hell. And as someone else mentioned in another thread, even Idina had a really off Tony performance... GO CHRISTINA!

#25

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Posted: 6/8/05 at 7:14am

I have to say that if Christina weren't in Sweet Charity, people would not be buying tickets.

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