The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part nine — Page 70

Yeah, it would be great to hear more. I guess that must have been the GMU show, as I gather he didn't tell that story at Cortland. She also said he had "a foul mouth, it was hilarious," and that someone passing by yelled out "Freebird!" and Adam explained that this was a Broadway crowd.

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Interesting note someone posted over on lj, from a Rent review in England...
"Other performances click better. Adam Pascal is good and relaxed as Mark's singer-songwriter flatmate, and Jesse L Martin, as philosophy professor Tom Collins (Mugged and saved, inevitably by a drag queen called Angel), throws himself into the m ovie with undeniable oomph and feeling."

The review for the movie was...not nearly as positive, but I was impressed Adam was pointed out (we know this, but not many US critics do apparently)...

"Apparently, according to his stage manager, someone tried to "swipe" that jacket the night before."

Yeah--he left the jacket on stage at Cortland. I knew some crazy fangirl would try to steal it. I'm glad it was saved! *pets the jacket*

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this one's a favorite

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Wow, red eyes.

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Thanks for the photos, WickedlyPerfect.

Aw, Adam was happy that there was no meet and greet? That's... disheartening, although not unexpected.

What did you have to keep getting for him? Water and the like?

I'm not blaming him the slightest. I was just thinking of how crazy his fans have been during this tour and sad if that turned him off to meeting his fans in general, although I'm sure being tired had a lot more to do with it than anything.

Even though his sets aren't especially long, I'd imagine that he'd be incredibly tired after playing a show every night and having to travel after that.

The people on IMDB need to just STOP. Maybe the fact that a good percentage of his fans are effing insane has something to do with him not wanting to sign stuff when he's about to collapse from exhaustion anyway.

Or, maybe he was really being a jerk. I don't know. Either way, I think it's disgusting that people treat him (as well as Anthony, in particular) like a commodity (as skittles said to me earlier). Heaven forbid people actually focus somewhat on his actual songs instead of how many photos they can get with him, or how many autographs they can get, or the number of time he puts his hand between his legs.

I realize I'm a huge hypocrite in some respects, because after all, I was the person poking fun at his ugly necklace and shoes just earlier today, but all in all, I hope that I ultimately project an image of respect for him and all performers, for that matter.

Well, only one person's post sparked my post, but I was responding to the crazy Adam/Rent fandom overall. Maybe all of this was just as prevalent with Anthony's book tour (I have the feeling that it was), and I didn't take as much notice. It's so cliche, but in the end, these people are only human.

I'd LOVE to be able to go to just one of his shows, but people aren't apparently even satisifed with that.