"honestly, the day i got Rent was one of my best memories. i remeber jumping down the street and laughing and smiling. really felt on top of the world. yeah, way beter than my divorce." -cary shields
*waves* Did I miss anything? I'm back at school, and stiiiil sick.
That's true, Chloe. Hopefully that's it, I just never assumed they'd take the time to actually *show* him going to get the guitar back or selling it in the first place.
*waves back* Hi Emcee, sorry you're still sick. What a drag.
Showing the guitar-hocking (or un-hocking) is the kind of thing that can be shown very efficiently on film, but is easier to tell about on stage. Not to say whether they're going to show that particular part of the story or not, but I'm sure that's what's behind previously off-stage characters like April and Allison being in the movie.
You're right, your Nianess. And what an Emceeish comment!
By the way, Rosario Dawson is going to be on the Leno show a week from tomorrow (Monday). She's promoting Sin City now, so whether or not she talks about Rent is chancy, but now I'm getting more curious about her.
Well, it looks like the Tonight show site mostly has video of Jay's comedy bits and some musical performances, rather than actual interviews. However, I'm sure someone will give a full report.
What did she say on Regis and Kelly? I seem to recall reading something about it, but it's hazy.
I was wondering that today, too. I think she said she was going somewhere?
I didn't see R&K, but apparently not much. Regis asked if she could pull it off, etc. She seems confident, but kind of bothered by the lack of faith people obviously have.
I saw that thread about people worrying about the Rent movie. I certainly hope it's succesful enough to create a whole new group of fans, however misguided they may turn out to be.
Actually, I was surprised to learn that Chicago and Phantom had so much impact on high school kids.
I really wish Phantom had been more successful; it was so beautiful. I kind of wonder if RENT will do the same thing. Be very successful amongst its already established fans and mildly successful in general. Can we help guide the misguided?