#26
Posted: 1/11/06 at 4:23pm
if the moderators name is that than yes.
'Brokeback! The Musical!' — Page 2
#27
Posted: 1/11/06 at 4:25pm
The requisite ballad that will ultimately be reprised at least 3 times including a stirring, stand facing the crowd and singing loudly and in unison, "I Wish I Could Quit You"... it fits all the couples so well... Jack/Ennis, Jack/His Wife, Ennis/Alma, Ennis/Waitress, Jack/various lovers, and, sadly, Jack's Parents...
Therefore, we need a "sensitive" type, and a "gregarious" type. I nominate Christopher J. Hanke as Ennis (will at least make folks forget In My Life) and Matthew Morrison as Jack.
Therefore, we need a "sensitive" type, and a "gregarious" type. I nominate Christopher J. Hanke as Ennis (will at least make folks forget In My Life) and Matthew Morrison as Jack.
"Cor! me bones is weary!" -Mrs. Lovett
#28
Posted: 1/11/06 at 4:26pm
if this were to ever go anywhere. it should be cast with complete unknowns
#29
Posted: 1/11/06 at 5:10pm
John Hill and Matthew Morrison. Heck yes, man.
That'd be so hot, let's be serious.
That'd be so hot, let's be serious.
#31
Posted: 1/11/06 at 7:19pm
I think 'Brokeback Mountain' initially got joked about as a 'gay cowboy movie,' but anyone who's seen it, knows it's so much more, and it's gotten tons of respect. Just witness all the awards and the box-office records it's setting. In that spirit, if you really love this movie, I heartily recommend the following Brokeback fan site. It's got a discussion board with threads about favorite scenes, the box office, the awards, interviews with the cast, photos of Heath and Jake, comparisons between the short story and the movie, etc. ... And 'Oprah' is looking for fans of Heath and Jake; see the site for details.
For what it's worth, the site is run by Dave Cullen, a professional journalist who's written for the New York Times.
'Brokeback Mountain' fan site
For what it's worth, the site is run by Dave Cullen, a professional journalist who's written for the New York Times.
'Brokeback Mountain' fan site
#32
Posted: 1/11/06 at 7:27pm
That is quite a website. Thank you!
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#33
Posted: 1/11/06 at 7:41pm
“Matt Cavenaugh and Cheyenne Jackson or Jarrod Emick and Adam Pascal.” heh
--Alex--
"They're singing, "Happy Birthday"
You just wanna lay down and cry
Not just another birthday, it's 30/90
Why can't you stay 29
Hell, you still feel like you're 22
Turn 30 in 1990
Bang! You're dead, what can you do?"
--TTB
#34
Posted: 1/12/06 at 12:19am
I have no trouble simultaneously loving the film, which I definitely do, and having fun envisioning the endlessly silly possibilities of reshaping it into a Broadway musical.
"Sweet summer evenings, hot wine and bread /
Sharing your supper, sharing your bed /
Simple joys have a simple voice:
It says why not go ahead?"
#35
Posted: 1/12/06 at 12:22am
"PATRICK AND CHEYENNE! "
I CONCUR!!!!
I CONCUR!!!!
"Jaime's convienced that the problems are mine. Jaime is probably doing just fine. And I'm still hurting."
#36
Posted: 1/12/06 at 12:49am
I could totally imagine it...
In the Sound of Music style... they both would run out to the top of a mountain shaped mound, and as the music swells... Jack would burst into..
"The hills are alive,
with the sound of Bareback."
And then they'd make out.
For the whole show.
This is a gay musical theatre lover's fantasy.
Totally Patrick as Ennis and Cheyenne as Jack, all the way, if we're going with already established stars.
Also, Audra McDonald could star as the mountain, and she'd sing an aria everytime they met.
Hey, I can dream.
In the Sound of Music style... they both would run out to the top of a mountain shaped mound, and as the music swells... Jack would burst into..
"The hills are alive,
with the sound of Bareback."
And then they'd make out.
For the whole show.
This is a gay musical theatre lover's fantasy.
Totally Patrick as Ennis and Cheyenne as Jack, all the way, if we're going with already established stars.
Also, Audra McDonald could star as the mountain, and she'd sing an aria everytime they met.
Hey, I can dream.
Personally, I think I have too much bloom.
#37
Posted: 1/12/06 at 7:54pm
Brokeback should never be a musical, but the song game is fun!
"I Lost My Hat, You Found My Heart" - Lureen's song
"How To Forget You" - the boys
"My Father's a Homo (as written by William Finn)" - a new scene with Alma Jr. at her wedding
"No Work This Year, Boys" - Joe
"I Lost My Hat, You Found My Heart" - Lureen's song
"How To Forget You" - the boys
"My Father's a Homo (as written by William Finn)" - a new scene with Alma Jr. at her wedding
"No Work This Year, Boys" - Joe
Variations on a Theme blog: http://panekattack.blogspot.com/
#38
Posted: 1/12/06 at 8:05pm
Oh God this thread is quite humourous but honestly if they ever even thought of making Brokeback a Musical I'd drop Broadway completely!
#39
Posted: 1/12/06 at 9:05pm
In a seriousness, the idea of Brokeback the musical isjust wrong, but I would love to see it as a non musical play.
"You know just because you put a smiley face after it doesn't change the fact that it was an a-hole comment." ~ Sumofallthings
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