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Broadway flops that worked/would work better on screen?

Are there any musicals that flopped on broadway where it worked/would work better on screen?
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Broadway flops that worked/would work better on screen?

The reception to the filmed version of BANDSTAND very much more positive on here than the reviews were for the show. I wonder if it would have been better as a movie with a few less book scene songs.


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Broadway flops that worked/would work better on screen?

Better on screen:
Gigi

Would work better:
Do Re Mi
Zorba
Follies
Mack and Mabel
On the Twentieth Century
Merrily We Roll Along
The Secret Garden
Kiss of the Spider Woman
Parade
Taboo
Grey Gardens
Violet
Great Comet
Bandstand

And personally, I always thought Once On This Island would make a terrific animated film.


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Broadway flops that worked/would work better on screen?

Better on screen: Gigi

GIGI was first an original MGM musical. It was later adapted for the Broadway stage. The film wasn’t a film adaptation of a Broadway musical.

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Broadway flops that worked/would work better on screen?

I s2g I have an entire Merrily film blocked out in my head.

Carrie would work quite well on film, I think, particularly if you harken back to the glitzy 80s version and the semi-giallo camp of DePalma’s film (see also Phantom of the Paradise).

LaChiusa’s Wild Party would also be exceptional in the right hands (ie, daring and creative).

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