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#101

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:10am

"What a mystery this world. One day you love them and the next day you want to kill them a thousand times over." The Masked Bandit in THE FALL

Updated On: 8/4/06 at 01:10 AM

#102

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:12am

www.briandjames.com/hs1.jpg

~*Sara*~
Who would play you in the movie? "Taye Diggs." --Brian d'Arcy James

Updated On: 8/4/06 at 01:12 AM

#103

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:12am

Damn it. Lets try this again shall we...

"What a mystery this world. One day you love them and the next day you want to kill them a thousand times over." The Masked Bandit in THE FALL

#104

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:13am

Say something!

Put a photo!

Defend if you're going to!

Wow, I like it (except for the beard part).

Updated On: 8/4/06 at 01:13 AM

#105

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:14am

Crap, it didn't work. If you copy and paste it...yeah, that's dashing, haha.

~*Sara*~
Who would play you in the movie? "Taye Diggs." --Brian d'Arcy James

#106

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:21am

There :)

#107

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:23am

And may we know who "There" is and what show he's in and how he dashes?

#108

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:25am

It's the pic rose_pearl tried to post.

The very dashing Brian D'Arcy James, currently in "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels"

#109

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:26am

The best part about Brian is his HAIR...

"What a mystery this world. One day you love them and the next day you want to kill them a thousand times over." The Masked Bandit in THE FALL

#110

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:30am

Ah! He sang that magnificent Frederick Barrett the Stoker role in Titanic and that "The Proposal" part of "The Proposal/The Night is Alive" which is my favorite song of that OBCR!

And he was in The Lieutenant of Inishmore (which really deserved to win the Best Play Tony as did Wilson Milam deserve to win Best Director Tony).

The man has an incredible voice!

Get him in a musical where he can dash about (does he dance?--I hope so) and fight pirates on a ship or something--does he swordfight?

Wow, maybe now I'll finally have to go and see DRS. Does he get to sing something really nice in it--a solo I hope?

Updated On: 8/4/06 at 01:30 AM

#111

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 4:20am

I love Eric McCormmack more than most people should, but when I see him doing those Lifetime commercials for the sitcom he produces ("LoveSpring Intl") and Eric makes jokes about how he wants all the ladies, I just find it disturbing. Yes, he's married in real life and has kids, but the fact of the matter is, Eric = Will Truman, our loverly non-threatening homo who will always be there for us when we come back from a lousy date.

He's dashing, nonetheless.

But a lot of who people have been mentioning are cute guys, but not "dashing." Mano...?? Cute? Yessir. Dashing??? Hell no. The boys from the Bee as dashing?? I hope this is a joke.

I stand by my choices of Michael and Eric!!

Question: Will Esparza win for The Homecoming? BobbyBubby: I hope so. If only for the mental health of many people on this board.

#112

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 8:21am

Chrys, I was wondering how long till you would pop in here

"If there was a Mount Rushmore for Broadway scores, "West Side Story" would be front and center. It snaps, it crackles it pops! It surges with a roar, its energy and sheer life undiminished by the years" - NYPost reviewer Elisabeth Vincentelli

#113

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 8:43am

I think Brian Charles Rooney is pretty damned dashing :)

#114

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 9:55am

Don't forget about Aaron Lazar!!!

"I believe that art does not exist only to entertain, but also to challenge one to think, to provoke, even to disturb, to engage in a constant search for the truth." - Barbra Streisand

#115

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 10:14am

Well, Aaron is playing the revolutionary type in the upcoming Les Mis, right? Seems a perfect match for the intellectual in him... Someone hit the casting on the mark.

#116

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 10:34am

Dashing can be in the eye of the beholder. Further, not all parts for leading men require a dashing quality. Tarzan is definitely not a role written for a "dashing" personality. The role Troy Britton Johnson plays in The Drowsy Chaperone specifically lampoons the one-dimensional dashing roles of yesteryear. The lead role of The Wedding Singer is also not a dashing role nor should it be. To dismiss the actors who play these parts as not "dashing" and by extension somehow lacking in appeal is a bit unfair as the particular roles specifically are not written to be dashing and, in some cases, require the exact opposite.

Also, the lack of dash attributed to some of these Broadway actors should by no means reflect on their abilities to provide strong performances in their roles. There seems to be some confusion that not having a dashing personality somehow translates into being an inferior actor. Not necessarily true. All one has to do is remember that Errol Flynn and Tyrone Power are considered prime examples of dashing personalities and neither was ever regarded as a particularly outstanding actor.

#117

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 10:46am

I love this thread...it is very interesting to me to see how other peoples taste run. Beauty is definitley in the eye of the beholder. To me 'dashing' would be Cheyenne Jackson, Brian Stokes-Mitchell,Josh Strickland, Michael Ball(cute dashing)and Hugh Panaro. When Tony Vincent was doing JCS he was quite dashing to look at!! LOL My dream is to see Joey Calveri(We Will Rock You ..Vegas) on broadway because for me he has everyone beat in the dashing department!!

I have RSD...but it doesn't have me!!!!

#118

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 11:55am

Whoever started this thread must not have seen Jersey Boys.

Updated On: 8/4/06 at 11:55 AM

#119

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 12:03pm

Whoever started this thread did see Jersey Boys, enjoyed it, too.

No lack of looks or talent there.

But they don't really get to run around or do swordfights or fancy fight footwork in that show while they're boy-banding.

Dashing men need to dash!

#120

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 12:24pm

"The best part about Brian is his HAIR... "

Love the hair, and that smile! Good lord, he's handsome.

Thanks Chica for uploading the pic!

~*Sara*~
Who would play you in the movie? "Taye Diggs." --Brian d'Arcy James

Updated On: 8/4/06 at 12:24 PM

#121

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:36pm

so, he's not on broadway right NOW, but he's definitley dashing!

#122

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:40pm

Yes, and dammit!

He's MIA!

Where the hell are the producers and shows to get that curly-haired creature back a-fleeted foot afore the footlights?

Updated On: 8/4/06 at 01:40 PM

#123

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:41pm

I actually thought all three of PIAZZA's Fabrizios (Fabrizii?) were pretty dashing in their various ways, though I liked David Burnham best.

Also, both Drew Sarich and Robert Cuccioli are called upon to be dashing by some songs in JACQUES BREL, and both do just fine, I think.

"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?"

#124

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:48pm

Katecab...who is that delicious man?

It almost makes me forget about Michael.

Almost.

#125

re: Dangerous Drought of Dashing Men on Broadway

Posted: 8/4/06 at 1:51pm

One would have to bite him to tell you whether or not he truly is delicious.

It's a dirty job, but someone has to do it.

I volunteer.

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