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ALW refuses to let Emmy see the stage POTO!- Page 2

ALW refuses to let Emmy see the stage POTO!

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BrdwyThtr
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Posted: 7/31/03 at 10:11am

I'm just going to try and forget about this movie until it comes out. Hopefully, I'll be pleasantly surprised.

Roscoe
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Posted: 7/31/03 at 10:14am

Fair enough, snarky comments do not real criticism make.


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lensman55
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Posted: 8/1/03 at 8:08am

>Speaking of life, anyone ever have a dream of being on >broadway? Heh...stupid question I know...just wondering. Did >it come true for anyone out there?

I got close, the black cowboy musical I was in (Deadwood Dick-Legend of the West) got very close "off-Broadway." We ended up sharing a theatre with a show about horses (no, not "Equis"), I don't remember the name of it. We were there for several weeks, although I had to leave to go back to school and the guy who replaced me didn't understand [why] I was doing my bits of business, so he just repeated them with no real heart!


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lensman55
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Posted: 8/1/03 at 8:10am

>My gripe is that people are FREAKING about the changes being >made and it seems that many of the phans are forgetting that >film is a TOTALLY different medium than live theatre and what >works in theatre may not work on film and that all of the >changes being are being done, and approved by Webber, to make >it tell better in a cinematic format.

I understand changes. (I'm probably one of the few people who actually [liked] the movie version of Man of LaMancha!) But from what I'm hearing, the addition of sword fights, removal of some songs, new songs being added. It just sounds to me like Andy Loud Webby is just writing a new show from scratch!


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