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Posted: 11/5/05 at 11:32am
Was gonna post about the video...
Patronus, good luck with the show! Couldn't imagine why Norbert wouldn't be in. But warning, I know from experience (have seen DRS 10 times) esp. after 2 shows he's understandably exhausted, will certainly make sure everyone gets an autograph, you can snap pics of him but I highly doubt he'll take pics w/ you (if so, you could be pleasantly surprised!) He'll probably be in a rush too, so...just prepare for that...if you want to say something, say it quickly, etc.
I too have tickets for John's last show Row A(second row) of center.
But newgirl, don't fret too much about missing John. He has been wonderful in the show and will be missed, but I am also excited about his replacement. though it hasn't been officially announced/released, I've been given permission to unofficially confirm that Jonathan Pryce will be replacing Lithgow, and I am very excited to see him in the role. He's a wonderful actor, singer and dancer and I could see him being fabulous in the role.
Patronus, good luck with the show! Couldn't imagine why Norbert wouldn't be in. But warning, I know from experience (have seen DRS 10 times) esp. after 2 shows he's understandably exhausted, will certainly make sure everyone gets an autograph, you can snap pics of him but I highly doubt he'll take pics w/ you (if so, you could be pleasantly surprised!) He'll probably be in a rush too, so...just prepare for that...if you want to say something, say it quickly, etc.
I too have tickets for John's last show Row A(second row) of center.
But newgirl, don't fret too much about missing John. He has been wonderful in the show and will be missed, but I am also excited about his replacement. though it hasn't been officially announced/released, I've been given permission to unofficially confirm that Jonathan Pryce will be replacing Lithgow, and I am very excited to see him in the role. He's a wonderful actor, singer and dancer and I could see him being fabulous in the role.
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