Posted: 6/22/20 at 11:00am
Posted: 6/22/20 at 11:17am
Interesting that they include the live audience sounds in the trailer. My impression was this was filmed over several days with the original cast and no audience.
Posted: 6/22/20 at 11:21am
orbops said: "brdway411 said, "Disney cancels 7 dayDisney plus cancels 7 day free trial ahead of Hamilton release on July 3rd."
Living in Portland, scalpers emailed me wanting$350-$1050for front balcony seats to see the touring company in 2021. Disney+ wants $6.99 for one month. I think it's a no brainer - besides, I already used theirfree month to watch Encore, The Mandalorian and High School Musical: The Series."
Great. I paid $50 to see it at The Public with the original cast before they made song cuts. I was informing people that might be looking for that option.
Posted: 6/22/20 at 11:43am
Jordan Catalano said: "If anyone is bothered enough about the loss of a word at the creators approval, just wait until the next day when you’ll inevitably be able to download a copy of it where someone has used to cast recording to add the word back in. "
No doubt. I also wouldn't read too much into the MPAA rating, since they are subjective to the biases of the rater. Since it's being rated for a streaming service (which actually is not a part of the MPAA's jurisdiction), they be even more relaxed with the rating, of they might be harsher. We'll know in two weeks.
Posted: 6/22/20 at 11:44am
sueb1863 said: "Interesting that they include the live audience sounds in the trailer. My impression was this was filmed over several days with the original cast and no audience."
Like most other shows that have had commercial releases, it was filmed over the course of several days, and then with an audience. Because if we’ve learned anything from months of streamed performances, a show without an audience is barely watchable.
Posted: 6/22/20 at 12:20pm
trpguyy said: "sueb1863 said: "Interesting that they include the live audience sounds in the trailer. My impression was this was filmed over several days with the original cast and no audience."
Like most other shows that have had commercial releases, it was filmed over the course of several days, and then with an audience. Because if we’ve learned anything from months of streamed performances, a show without an audience is barely watchable."
We learned that from The Sound of Music Live! Although that one is barely watchable for other reasons, too.
Posted: 6/22/20 at 12:28pm
According to Wikipedia, it was " edited together from three performances of Hamilton in June 2016... with the original principal Broadway cast members... combined with a few "setup shots" recorded without an audience present."
Betting it's more than "a few". Some of these pro-shot versions include insanely tight (sometimes handheld) shots followed by a wide shot showing no camera where there clearly would have been one in the previous shot. (I know they also use zooms, but it's easy to tell the difference).
Posted: 6/22/20 at 1:01pm
Disney Plus better not bleep it.
Posted: 6/22/20 at 1:01pm
Thanks for the info! I guess we won't have any way of knowing if the audience reactions are real or if they're just canned laughter or applause that was added later.
Posted: 6/22/20 at 2:26pm
trpguyy said: "sueb1863 said: "Interesting that they include the live audience sounds in the trailer. My impression was this was filmed over several days with the original cast and no audience."
Like most other shows that have had commercial releases, it was filmed over the course of several days, and then with an audience. Because if we’ve learned anything from months of streamed performances, a show without an audience is barely watchable."
I thought all of it was filmed with an audience, and then they went back and did some pick ups and close ups without one
Posted: 6/22/20 at 2:27pm
Globefan said: "Disney Plus better not bleep it."
Or what? You’ll cancel your $6 subscription? That’ll show ‘em.
Posted: 6/22/20 at 3:17pm
schubox said: "trpguyy said: "sueb1863 said: "Interesting that they include the live audience sounds in the trailer. My impression was this was filmed over several days with the original cast and no audience."
Like most other shows that have had commercial releases, it was filmed over the course of several days, and then with an audience. Because if we’ve learned anything from months of streamed performances, a show without an audience is barely watchable."
I thought all of it was filmed with an audience, and then they went back and did some pick ups and close ups without one"
Here is the thread from back in 2016 when it was being filmed. :)
https://forum.broadwayworld.com/readmessage.php?thread=1094356#
Posted: 6/22/20 at 3:27pm
Posted: 6/22/20 at 3:33pm
so disappointing
Posted: 6/22/20 at 3:37pm
Posted: 6/22/20 at 3:57pm
Right? When was the last time we got a recording of a massively successful show while it's still showing on Broadway (sorta)? We're getting the whole thing, apparently in an incredible presentation they spent days doing, they got the original cast to record it, it's gonna be available for $7 which is probably cheaper than most movie theatres... and yet you're gonna cry over two f**cks?
Posted: 6/22/20 at 4:41pm
Jordan Catalano said: "Is it? If that’s the price to pay for people to get to see it, does it really matter? Do we know yet if when it’s released for sale that it won’t be unedited?
And they’re muting two words that everyone knows are being said. Scenes aren’t being cut - this is only a big deal if you have nothing to worry over and want to make it a big deal."
I read your conversation with Lin about the taping and the significance of the taped performance of Into the Woods.
This is like that, only if Into the Woods was the biggest hit on Broadway in decades, being released while it's still the most popular musical in the world.
Would I like to get an unadulterated version of the show at some point? Absolutely. Am I going to get too upset over two swear words that's on a streaming service my wife and children lobbied for me to get last winter - so I'm basically getting Hamilton for free? No. They're not cutting scenes or anything important to the story.
To the uninitiated, the missing language will seem like the "Sit down, John" line - already bleeped in the stage musical.
Posted: 6/22/20 at 5:07pm
Okay....I'm going to be that person. I was reading the BroadwayWorld article and twitter with Lin. I found it funny that he and the article is not edited. But when we use the same word in a post, the moderators (or their system) erases it. Just bored.
Updated On: 6/22/20 at 05:07 PM
Posted: 6/22/20 at 5:07pm
double
Updated On: 6/22/20 at 05:07 PM
Posted: 6/22/20 at 5:09pm
Posted: 6/22/20 at 6:05pm
Huss417 said: "schubox said: "trpguyy said: "sueb1863 said: "Interesting that they include the live audience sounds in the trailer. My impression was this was filmed over several days with the original cast and no audience."
Like most other shows that have had commercial releases, it was filmed over the course of several days, and then with an audience. Because if we’ve learned anything from months of streamed performances, a show without an audience is barely watchable."
I thought all of it was filmed with an audience, and then they went back and did some pick ups and close ups without one"
Here is the thread from back in 2016 when it was being filmed. :)
https://forum.broadwayworld.com/readmessage.php?thread=1094356#"
The one person who said "Oh, it won't be five years" in regards to how long it would take to release the show must be kicking themselves right now. (It was in the contest of it'll be more than five years.) I mean, they were right in that it wasn't five years. It was four years.
As for the swearing, they didn't use the Hercules Mulligan F-word during the Tony performance that year, and I don't recall anyone having that much of an issue with it. And the record scratch over the one in Washington on Your Side actually sounds pretty cute, almost like an in-joke to the origins of the show as a concept album. And we do still get the interrupted word in Say No to This, so if anyone absolutely needs cursing in this, you'll at least get that.
Besides, how could you not be excited with that trailer? I got chills the second the song transitioned from the title song to Satisfied - and then watched it ten or twenty more times, and continued to get chills every time. My birthday is July 5th, so this will be an AWESOME early birthday present.
Posted: 6/22/20 at 6:23pm
Huss417 said: "schubox said: "trpguyy said: "sueb1863 said: "Interesting that they include the live audience sounds in the trailer. My impression was this was filmed over several days with the original cast and no audience."
Like most other shows that have had commercial releases, it was filmed over the course of several days, and then with an audience. Because if we’ve learned anything from months of streamed performances, a show without an audience is barely watchable."
I thought all of it was filmed with an audience, and then they went back and did some pick ups and close ups without one"
Here is the thread from back in 2016 when it was being filmed. :)
https://forum.broadwayworld.com/readmessage.php?thread=1094356#"
I just watched his interview on GMA this morning and he said they filmed with an audience Sunday matinee, then spent all Sunday night, all Monday, and Tuesday morning getting shots without an audience, then recorded the Tuesday night show with an audience.
Posted: 6/22/20 at 6:26pm
Jordan Catalano said: "Is it? If that’s the price to pay for people to get to see it, does it really matter? Do we know yet if when it’s released for sale that it won’t be unedited?
And they’re muting two words that everyone knows are being said. Scenes aren’t being cut - this is only a big deal if you have nothing to worry over and want to make it a big deal. "
it’s because everyone already knows what’s being said that makes it silly
i hope it will be released uncensored be it on blu-ray or maybe on hulu
Posted: 6/22/20 at 6:42pm
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