Jennifer Lawrence!!! - was amazing in Silver Lining Cate Blanchett - Loved her in Blue Jasmine Imelda Staunton Meryl Streep - not sure if she would be good or bad. Theatre is a different beast from Movies
but really new talent that can really hold their own in a show
I doubt Cate will ever do Broadway, she seems against the idea or would have done it already. and Meryl also has said she won't do Broadway again.
Jennifer Lawrence doesn't have any training on stage but maybe when she's older like in her 30s she could come do a Broadway play, I doubt that would interest her though.
Every single one you mentioned. Plus, Amy Adams, Julianne Moore, Sissy Spacek, Tilda Swinton, Mary McDonnell, Connie Britton, Diane Lane, Debra Winger, Miranda Richardson, Holly Hunter, Gillian Anderson, Alfre Woodard, Jean Smart, Margo Martindale, Joan Cusack.
These are actresses I've seen on national tours that I really hope make it to Broadway: Sarah Schenkkan (saw her in Wicked as Glinda) Kerissa Arrington (saw her in Sister Act as Deloris) Cassie Okenka (saw her in Wicked as Glinda) Emily Kay Shrader (saw her in Sister Act as Mary Robert)
I'm going to add Helena Bonham Carter, and I would love to see Blanchett as well.
"The city seen from the Queensboro Bridge is always the city seen for the first time, in its first wild promise of all the mystery and the beauty in the world." - F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby
Marion Cotillard Geena Davis Thandie Newton Tina Fey Amy Poehler Lorraine Toussaint Christina Hendricks Claire Danes Emma Thompson Shoreh Agadashoe Julia Louie Dreyfus Lupita N'yongo Robin Wright Sandra Oh Kate Winslet
HorseTears, Debra Winger has already come to Broadway, and the less said about her, the better.
Jennifer Lawrence could never maintain a character for eight performances a week, and it doesn't sound like she has the discipline for a rehearsal process.
When I see the phrase "the ____ estate", I imagine a vast mansion in the country full of monocled men and high-collared women receiving letters about productions across the country and doing spit-takes at whatever they contain.
-Kad
I have found it very curious Sissy Spacek has never done Broadway, I mean she is a singer so she should be comfortable on stage ( like she did so much in Coal Miner's Daughter ) it must not appeal to her.
Some of the actresses mentioned, especially the non-Americans, have said that they are not interested in doing something on Broadway because of the time commitment and not wanting to be away from their homes for that long.
I love the suggestion of Laura Dern. She's such a commanding actress, and I'd love to see her live.
And I'll second Kate Winslet if just so she can have a chance to go for the EGOT.
In terms of actresses I want to see BACK on Broadway, I realize she hasn't been gone that long, but I'd LOVE to see Viola Davis tread the boards again.