Oh God! Hah. What if it's a huge hit and they decide to make like, 7 of them? (How many Scream movie are there?) Do I really need like, 14 hours of Raul Esparza running around with a knife in my life?
Part of me is like.... hey, it has to be a somewhat interesting part, right? Otherwise, why would they cast a serious actor? But I have a feeling that the pitches for these kinds of movies usually sound better than the final product.
Updated On: 4/17/08 at 05:03 PM
I was thinking that, too -- why would they look for a serious actor AND why would he take it? (If he is going to.) But then I keep coming back to, "but this is the guy who did Scream. And The Hills Have Eyes." And I can't get off of that.
Now that I am thinking about recent movies I've seen, Raul could have been good in the Thomas Hayden Church part in SMART PEOPLE. Quirky but appealing.
But wait - Craven also did MUSIC OF THE HEART with Meryl Streep. Huh?
Updated On: 4/17/08 at 05:17 PM
It would probably be better than its gonna be as is! Singing serial killers? Box office GOLD, you guys. I mean, look at Sweeney Todd. We're just throwing in some kids and a zombie, really.
The complete program for the evening follows: "There's No Business Like Show Business" Music from My Fair Lady "Ol' Man River" (Michel Bell) "Bring Him Home" (J. Mark McVey) "Oh What a Circus" (Raul Esparza) "Soliloquy" (Raul Esparza) "Being Alive" (Raul Esparza) "Ice Cream" (Kristin Chenoweth) "If You Hadn't But You Did" (Kristin Chenoweth) "Glitter and Be Gay" (Kristin Chenoweth) "Tonight" (Chenoweth and Esparza) Music from A Chorus Line
BroadwayBoobs: I'll give all of you who weren't there a hint of who took the pictures ...it rhymes with shameless