Do I listen? I wanted it to all be fresh for the movie so I could see the sound and images together - experience this new experience (for lack of a better word) for the first time as a whole instead of piecing bits together until I have the whole thing, which I don't want to be anticlimactic after all that we've already seen. I'm sure I can't even imagine the final product but still...but the temptation is already getting to me and it's only day 1. No, I will stay strong.
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I thought about waiting that long, Alix. But then I figured that I wanted to be used to the changes that might throw me so I could focus on the big picture rather than on the tiny nitpicky things when I finally saw the movie.
maybe listen to it like...once...that way it's not crazy different and wierd (cause i know i hate that...that's why i never listen to cast recordings of shows that i haven't seen that are still on bway) but it's not like burned into your brain by the time you see it...sense? does it make it? maybe.
That's an interesting point. Although I do want it to be new, I also don't want to get caught up on little details and miss other things, even though I know I'll be going more then once. I'll have to think about it some more.
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I want to say they looked at him for Angel and Mark. Back when Spike Lee was still attached. And I think Euan Morton's name actually was tossed around, but chronologically, that makes no sense. He talked about it in the Chatterbox interview -- I'll have to watch it and see. I am, though, really curious for Find Me Guilty if only to see how he is on camera.
i would just be absolutely speechless. in a good way, of course. although, i can't quite picture him as mark...with the glasses and the scarf and all cameramanish and angsty? lol. i'm feisty again.
Just wait. ttB only gets better. That has to be my favorite off-broadway show. Ever. Bummed I only saw it once, I didn't live in the city yet. And Molly Ringwald scared me a little. Oh well...
"Nothing's lost forever. In this world, there is a kind of painful progress. Longing for what we've left behind, and dreaming ahead." -Tony Kushner's Angels in America
ahhh! i'm so jealous. i've yet to discover the wonder that is ttb...maybe after i get my next paycheck...cause i'm spending more money this weekend @ chitty...again!!! (seriously, i need to go to chitty rehab or something...this is a serious addiction problem!!)
Raul on the big screen... Oh happy day! I don't know what I'm gonna do if his scene is cut from the movie.
And as for ttB, how can you not love that musical?! I know it's been thrown around before, but maybe they could make THAT into a movie. (With Raul of course!)
"What a mystery this world. One day you love them and the next day you want to kill them a thousand times over." The Masked Bandit in THE FALL
Oh...ttB the movie. That would be the highlight of my life. Raul playing Jonathon on the big screen. Heaven on celluloid.
"Nothing's lost forever. In this world, there is a kind of painful progress. Longing for what we've left behind, and dreaming ahead." -Tony Kushner's Angels in America
Whee, I just changed the desktop on my computer to a picture of he and I. It's the one where he's in the NAVY t-shirt -- the Chitty logo is behind us. And it's just a friendly picture.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
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