#26
Posted: 6/11/07 at 1:35am
Munk, it made me happy because I am a mod on The Guilty Ones and a big Spring Awakening fan.
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#27
Posted: 6/11/07 at 1:36am
Wait...SPRING AWAKENING fans are referred to as "The Guilty Ones?"
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#29
Posted: 6/11/07 at 1:43am
theguiltyones.org is a SPRING AWAKENING message board.
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"Truly, truly, truly: heaven must feel like this." - John Gallagher Jr.
#30
Posted: 6/11/07 at 1:43am
The speeches tonight really were amazing but DHP's comment about Groff really stuck out with me-it was great.
And I could not agree more about Patti LuPone's pronunciation of "bobby!"
And I could not agree more about Patti LuPone's pronunciation of "bobby!"
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#31
Posted: 6/11/07 at 1:53am
Loved Julie White's speech and general reaction as she walked up.
I feel like Eddie Izzard said something funny, but I can't remember what. Clearly, not very quote worthy then.
I feel like Eddie Izzard said something funny, but I can't remember what. Clearly, not very quote worthy then.
#32
Posted: 6/11/07 at 1:54am
Gotta echo the White and Wilson sentiments. Hilarious and adorable, couldn't be happier that those two ladies won.
#33
Posted: 6/11/07 at 2:19am
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#34
Posted: 6/11/07 at 2:27am
donna_darko_23, eddie izzard said something along the lines of "and this category is decided through a knife fight on 51st". something like that which is the one quote out of his segment that stuck with me and made me laugh.
mary louise wilson's "WOOO!" is my absolute favorite from the night. i love her!
mary louise wilson's "WOOO!" is my absolute favorite from the night. i love her!
#35
Posted: 6/11/07 at 4:07am
Harvey Fierstein's quote that was already posted. I laughed for a good five minutes. That was the moment where middle America all shut off their TVs.
Julie White was hysterical. I was so happy in general that she won. At least the Tony's got THAT category right.
Julie White was hysterical. I was so happy in general that she won. At least the Tony's got THAT category right.
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#36
Posted: 6/11/07 at 10:33am
Bernadette and Harvey's speech was great. As was Mary Louise Wilson's. I also loved the Jonathan Groff comment
#37
Posted: 6/11/07 at 10:36am
"I don't remember eating corn!"
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#38
Posted: 6/11/07 at 10:38am
Steven Sater not only needs to get a face lift and learn to write lyrics, he needs to learn from the master- Mary Louise Wilson. Brilliant speech.
#39
Posted: 6/11/07 at 7:49pm
Frank Langella's speech was touching, I thought.
#40
Posted: 6/11/07 at 7:53pm
I loved Langella's speech too. It was most moving and gracious.
#41
Posted: 6/11/07 at 9:10pm
Mary Louise Wilson...hands down.
Frank Langella's speech was lovely...it really liked it.
Frank Langella's speech was lovely...it really liked it.
#42
Posted: 6/11/07 at 9:49pm
Got to join in the Mary Louise crowd
Her..."WHOOOOOOOO" was just so random, and totally unexpected, and I just loved it!
And when Julie White called the Tony voters a bunch of wacko kids :)
And when Billy Crudup said he'd mention some people's last names if he could remember them...or something like that. It was kinda funny.
Her..."WHOOOOOOOO" was just so random, and totally unexpected, and I just loved it!
And when Julie White called the Tony voters a bunch of wacko kids :)
And when Billy Crudup said he'd mention some people's last names if he could remember them...or something like that. It was kinda funny.
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#43
Posted: 6/11/07 at 9:49pm
I loved Mary Louise Wilson's speech but I have to pick my favorite quote and it's not the "Woo!"
"I always thought that if I got one of these, I'd feel like there was a mistake made or something, but you know....I don't."
"I always thought that if I got one of these, I'd feel like there was a mistake made or something, but you know....I don't."
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#44
Posted: 6/11/07 at 10:00pm
Mary Louise Wilson wins. "everyone was so articulate...WHOOOOOOO!!"
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#45
Posted: 6/11/07 at 10:17pm
*** To offer some insight to Idina and Taye's reaction to Fantasia:
I noticed that the camera went to their reaction as she finished, flashed to her leaving the stage, and then went back to their continued reaction. They clearly looked impressed and awe-struck at the first shot, but then it looked like they were confused and somewhat baffled when the camera went to them the second time. I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that the odd expressions on their faces were not because they were displeased with her performance (clearly the opposite), but because they were wondering why she swept off the stage immediately after the final note of the song, not acknowledging the audience and taking a bow in acceptance of the ovation.
I remember someone commenting in the Tonys rehearsal thread that she did not acknowledge the audience then and they thought that was odd. I noted that that was strange and when it happened at the actual awards, I thought, "Wow, she really isn't going to pause, take a moment with the audience, and take a bow." Seeing Idina and Taye's reaction, I got the impression that they were thinking along the same lines, "How are you gonna just walk away after that?" Anyway, for whatever it's worth, that's my two cents on the subject.
To actually comment on the subject of the thread, lol, I thought the best quotes were extended ones: Julie White's hilarious and wonderful acceptance speech, David Hyde Pierce's honest, heartfelt, awe-struck one, and Frank Langella's eloquent, thoughtful, and sincere one.
I also really loved when Christopher Plummer took a moment to mention the loss of Mr. Sardi when he came out to present.
I noticed that the camera went to their reaction as she finished, flashed to her leaving the stage, and then went back to their continued reaction. They clearly looked impressed and awe-struck at the first shot, but then it looked like they were confused and somewhat baffled when the camera went to them the second time. I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that the odd expressions on their faces were not because they were displeased with her performance (clearly the opposite), but because they were wondering why she swept off the stage immediately after the final note of the song, not acknowledging the audience and taking a bow in acceptance of the ovation.
I remember someone commenting in the Tonys rehearsal thread that she did not acknowledge the audience then and they thought that was odd. I noted that that was strange and when it happened at the actual awards, I thought, "Wow, she really isn't going to pause, take a moment with the audience, and take a bow." Seeing Idina and Taye's reaction, I got the impression that they were thinking along the same lines, "How are you gonna just walk away after that?" Anyway, for whatever it's worth, that's my two cents on the subject.
To actually comment on the subject of the thread, lol, I thought the best quotes were extended ones: Julie White's hilarious and wonderful acceptance speech, David Hyde Pierce's honest, heartfelt, awe-struck one, and Frank Langella's eloquent, thoughtful, and sincere one.
I also really loved when Christopher Plummer took a moment to mention the loss of Mr. Sardi when he came out to present.
#46
Posted: 6/11/07 at 10:22pm
I loved David Hyde Pierce's ENTIRE speech. With all of his commentary about the talents of the other nominees, and his thought of what they might say: "David Hyde Pierce, we're going to have to ask you to leave." I thought he was a riot and so gracious.
#47
Posted: 6/11/07 at 10:27pm
"I always thought that if I got one of these, I'd feel like there was a mistake made or something, but you know....I don't."
That cracked me up!
That cracked me up!
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