#8801
Posted: 12/13/05 at 3:31pm
As who in Chicago?
The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part three — Page 353
#8802
Posted: 12/13/05 at 3:33pm
"I WANT HIM TO DO CHICAGO."
But Em, you don't live in Chicago.
But Em, you don't live in Chicago.
Like a firework unexploded
Wanting life but never knowing how
Wanting life but never knowing how
#8803
Posted: 12/13/05 at 3:33pm
I would actually die of sexual lust overload if I ever saw the three of them on stage together.
I loved Raul so much as The Arbiter, so I'm trying to figure out who else I'd want to play the part and simply thinking "a replacement for Raul." Since, in my mind, nobody replaces Raul, it's hard!
Adam said something somewhere about how it wasn't that weird for Cybele, considering how weird it COULD have been; he went on to clarify that the romantic storyline wasn't that graphic -- they weren't having sex, or anything.
ETA -- the show, silly! As Billy Flynn.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
I loved Raul so much as The Arbiter, so I'm trying to figure out who else I'd want to play the part and simply thinking "a replacement for Raul." Since, in my mind, nobody replaces Raul, it's hard!
Adam said something somewhere about how it wasn't that weird for Cybele, considering how weird it COULD have been; he went on to clarify that the romantic storyline wasn't that graphic -- they weren't having sex, or anything.
ETA -- the show, silly! As Billy Flynn.
Updated On: 12/13/05 at 03:33 PM
#8804
Posted: 12/13/05 at 3:34pm
And he's ACTING. I think everyone knows the difference.
I can NOT picture him as Billy Flynn. The Weislessers wouldn't hire him anyway; he's not a big enough name.
I can NOT picture him as Billy Flynn. The Weislessers wouldn't hire him anyway; he's not a big enough name.
#8805
Posted: 12/13/05 at 3:37pm
I couldn't picture it when he first said it. Then I thought about it for a while, and all you need is charisma. Then you just put your own spin on it -- the guy's a bit of a con, anyway, so there's not really a set "way" he has to be, IMO.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#8806
Posted: 12/13/05 at 3:38pm
I think nearly everyone else here would know more than me about this issue, but as I've said before, I'm really getting the vibe that he, in fact, does not want to go back to Broadway. I'm sure he likes Broadway and all, but I get the "I want some fame" (and rightfully so) feeling from him. JMO. *shrugs*
#8807
Posted: 12/13/05 at 3:43pm
From all of the stuff I've read/heard him say recently, I get the impression that he's torn. I think somewhere, he has a desire for stardom -- who in the industry doesn't, at least a little bit, want to be a star? But people know him here, and a lot of those people love him. I have to wonder if being a *huge* star is worth having to go and rebuild that -- trying to grab people's hearts again, and hoping that lightning will strike twice. He knows what he has here (here meaning Broadway). The other fact is... I guess he has to decide between whether he wants to go after whatever dreams he has of big acting stardom, or whether he still wants to be a musician, because honestly, he's not going to find too many rock-musical movies. I'm not sure that he's sure of what he wants.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
Updated On: 12/13/05 at 03:43 PM
#8808
Posted: 12/13/05 at 3:46pm
From what I can gather, he's wanted to be a star since he knew they existed. But realistically, he knows it's not going to happen. How many actors go from Broadway to Hollywood and retain the same casting status?
None.
None.
#8809
Posted: 12/13/05 at 3:49pm
Yeah, Em. Just to make it perfectly clear, as I have before, I don't blame him in the least if in fact he does want to be an acting "star." I think it would be horrible to see his vocal talents mostly "wasted," but hey, I'd probably want stardom as well if I were in his position. Of course, that brings up the low chances that he can really even become a film star.
I agree with all of your points. To be honest, I don't even know what *I'd* like to see him try next. Heh.
I agree with all of your points. To be honest, I don't even know what *I'd* like to see him try next. Heh.
#8810
Posted: 12/13/05 at 3:50pm
I'm just so curious for what the press release will be when his name finally pops up on the BWW headlines again.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#8811
Posted: 12/13/05 at 3:55pm
I fear he'll pull a "Wilson Heredia", so to speak.
Just please, God, don't let it be some lame action flick. I want to see him do something with meaning, which appears to be what he wants too. But those roles are tough to come by.
Just please, God, don't let it be some lame action flick. I want to see him do something with meaning, which appears to be what he wants too. But those roles are tough to come by.
#8812
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:00pm
I play Molokov!
I love "Soviet Machine"
I love "Soviet Machine"
#8813
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:02pm
I want the Danish recording so badly, but I haven't the patience to try getting something off of an obscure british website.
I don't much care for Anthony, but I love his most recent post.
I don't much care for Anthony, but I love his most recent post.
#8814
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:15pm
*slams head into desk, away from the public eye of the main board*
This. Is. So. Unfair.
Anyway, Adam can't just drop off the planet like Wilson did; he has a family to support. Wilson didn't when he got lost.
Roles with meaning are reserved for the Hollywood Elite. *gag*
A work of art is an invitation to love.
This. Is. So. Unfair.
Anyway, Adam can't just drop off the planet like Wilson did; he has a family to support. Wilson didn't when he got lost.
Roles with meaning are reserved for the Hollywood Elite. *gag*
#8815
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:21pm
*slams head on desk with Em*
#8816
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:22pm
*sighs and wanders off to the no less depressing topic of homework*
#8817
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:27pm
I've got to study -- but this is getting interesting.
I just hope they don't regret this, after all of the crap they're taking.
*gets pillow to protect cranium*
A work of art is an invitation to love.
I just hope they don't regret this, after all of the crap they're taking.
*gets pillow to protect cranium*
#8818
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:40pm
the main board has scared me off/frustrated me today. I don't want to look, yet I keep looking.
I recognize the addiction to being alive.
#8819
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:41pm
Me too. I know I'll want to punch someone in the teeth if I look, but I still do.
*eats fist*
A work of art is an invitation to love.
*eats fist*
#8820
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:42pm
It's just so frustrating. I respect everyone's opinions, but I just feel the need to stick socks into some peoples mouths or something.
I recognize the addiction to being alive.
#8821
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:45pm
The main board is starting to give me headaches. *sigh*
But. Yeah. Adam! Aida was pretty cool.
*spins around in chair*
But. Yeah. Adam! Aida was pretty cool.
*spins around in chair*
#8822
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:46pm
awww, I wish I had a spinny chair.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#8823
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:56pm
What's happening on the main board? I'm sort of afraid to look.
#8824
Posted: 12/13/05 at 4:59pm
People are being terrible -- like, rejoicing in the lack of Golden Globe noms, on the grounds that they've dealt with the Rentheads this long, so they should get one day to party, and that they've had enough of deluded fans and cast members who like the movie.
Then there's actor involvement and some talking-back. eesh.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
Then there's actor involvement and some talking-back. eesh.
Updated On: 12/13/05 at 04:59 PM
#8825
Posted: 12/13/05 at 5:00pm
If I knew how to post the eye-roll icon thingy, I'd do it right now. *scowls* Stupid people.
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