GOOD NIGHT AND GOOD LUCK To Air On CNN 6/7 — Page 2

Call_me_jorge said: "Eeeeh, they’ll both have the same amount of viewers. Lol.

Curious if they’ll air it in black and white like the movie and how the camera set up will be. Will they use multiple cameras or just a single steady shot."

No idea if they will emulate the movie and shoot in black and white (possible but unlikely, IMHO). But there's no way that a live network television broadcast, with all the attendant hoopla leading up to the broadcast, is going to do a 100-minute production of a Broadway show starring George Clooney and a cast of 20 using a single locked down camera. Heck, even standup comedy shows with one performer are multi-camera.

CNN's Live 'Good Night, and Good Luck' Telecast Spurs Special Coverage

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Someone in a Tree2 said: "There goes the demand for $900 tickets, but yay for them!"

I think the broadcast would only have a negative impact if people saw the show on CNN and thought it's bad. But really it's going to have no impact on sales because the play is closing a day later either way.

And after that, I believe She Loves Me was also broadcast live.

Indeed, the 2016 Broadway revival of SHE LOVES ME was live-streamed on BroadwayHD on June 15, 2016. Though the performance was indeed live, the copy that is used today is not the live-stream copy but a standard pro-shot filmed using footage from 3 performances (2 with an audience and 1 without). All the network live event musicals also released commercially a different edit than what was seen live on television (mishaps seen on live TV, fixed on the commercially released version).

pacificnorthwest said: "BrodyFosse123 said: "It’ll be available on HBO MAX shortly after."

Do we know this for sure? It seems like it would be, or should be, but Ihaven't seen it reported. Maybe they're holding off in order to build as big of a live audience as possible. Also, I saw Clooney float the possibility of taking the show to London. So maybe that's a factor, too.

I don't know, but I'd love to hearfrom anyone who does."

CNN's press release says it will stream live on Max across all subscription plans. It will also stream live on CNN without requiring a cable login. What is not clear to me is if it will still be available on Max afterwards. My guess is yes, for awhile, but it does not specify.

Just a few more minutes until the live broadcast! Who's watching?

Is Glazer this terrible every night, or is it nerves?

iluvtheatertrash said: "Is Glazer this terrible every night, or is it nerves?"

Was wondering this myself.

bjh2114 said: "iluvtheatertrash said: "Is Glazer this terrible every night, or is it nerves?"

Was wondering this myself."

Not trying to be cruel but she seems… absent? Am I missing something?

Glazer seems the same as when we saw this in late April. Take that as you will.

The most surprising thing to me in the broadcast was the audience reaction to the video montage—when I saw this in March the audience was stunned and appalled; you could hear the gasps, no clapping whatsoever. The ecstatic applause tonight is a very different reaction.

Musigamist said: "The most surprising thing to me in the broadcast was the audience reaction to the video montage—when I saw this in March the audience was stunned and appalled; you could hear the gasps, no clapping whatsoever. The ecstatic applause tonight is a very different reaction."

There was applause at my performance as well. And re Glazer's performance, I'd say it's nerves- her final line had a lot more bite when I saw it.

Musigamist said: "The most surprising thing to me in the broadcast was the audience reaction to the video montage—when I saw this in March the audience was stunned and appalled; you could hear the gasps, no clapping whatsoever. The ecstatic applause tonight is a very different reaction."

Although I have to wonder how the conflating of Biden's staff vouching for him with Elon's Nazi salute plays now vs even a few weeks ago, given how badly the rollout for the Jake Tapper/Alex Thompson book has been received.