Kad said: "It’s very possible there was some work done on a screenplay or that rights were acquired, which happens all the time for projects that never end up seeing the light of day. It’s also possible Finn was talking out of his ass, as he is prone to doing so. But obviously nothing of note ever came of it, twenty years later."
I feel like people who aren't often interviewed, especially composers since most of them don't perform much, often say just random stuff in interviews
I mean, when you see William Finn's interviews, he's usually very funny, but he also usually seems like he's in a completely different world
And I swear I remember James Lapine saying he'd discussed doing a sequel to Falsettos with William Finn
And like if he were writing a movie how much would he actually have to do to the material
But yeah I bet that it was like barely started on development and William Finn probably wasn't even supposed to talk about it yet
Spelling Bee's been quiet for two years, I wonder how that's coming along?