Yeah, usually special events like this cost more money than paying to go to a regular movie. And I also don't think every theater in the country will show this either. So that's what makes it more special. I know when I found a theater near me was showing the Drum Corps International competition, I thought it was going to be the same price as a movie. I was wrong, tickets for that were $18.
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I doubt that they're only going to record the final show, for the reason that it *will* be madness. They're going to record several shows before it closes and piece the footage together.
"I noticed that the site says they are going to "screen" it and not broadcast it live. I wonder if they plan to tape it and then show it. Although they said it screens in Sept. "
Jekyll & HYDE with David Hasselhoff and Coleen Sexton filmed a rumored four performances, all on the weekend of Dec. 15-17, 3 weeks before it's closing on January 7, 2001. They claim it was filmed over four, but it was most likely two -- on Satuday because of course the Rob Evan pro-shot is all over, and all the scenes without the Jekyll in it are parrallel to the exact. But moving on, no standbys/alternates in Rent.
The film was showed on one night in March 2001 in very particular movie theatres.
The film was released on September 11, 2001, and it wasn't announced I don't htink until after March that it would be released. It's one of those things where if you know it's going to come out on DVD, you're less likely to see it, I'm sure. Of course, Rent takes a lot of things from Jekyll (shot).
As long as they do a good job. But theater doesn't usually translate well to film. They seem to know what they're doing.
The purpose is to commemorate the closing and allow millions of fans to see the final performance (in a way that the producers make money off of). They're not doing it so it will translate seamlessly onto the big screen and win a dozen Oscars.
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Honestly, I can't say I'm not excited because I do love me some RENT. Though something about the idea of filming it seems...off to me. But still, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it comes near where I live. Who will be the closing cast? I forgot
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I think its kinda cool. I don't think its going to take away from sales, I mean this is it, it will be shown after its closed. And if you havent gotten to NY in the last 12 years to see it- what can I say. You snooze you lose!
Hmmm..perked my ears. Except I am super siked that I read on because I thought that movie theaters were going to pull a stunt like the old theaters that show films from the previous season for $1 or something...and show the Chris Columbus movie. (phew) What would Mr. Larson think of this!?!
If they are smart they will eventually release it on DVD. This would sell a billion times better than the movie. A DVD would not impact the tour at all. Hopefully this will be at a theatre near me. Nothing will ever top my first Rent experience with the original cast on Broadway, but I still enjoy the show and I am really curious what some of the former cast members will perform at afterwards.
Not the best performance to capture for the future but there ya go! 'Smokey Joes' last night DVD was nearly ruined by some people over reacting to every little thing because they knew they would be seen and heard on the recording! Naff Rent heads will have a field day spoiling the last night!
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