Is anyone really surprised about Fierstein? It's the best decision in terms of cutting costs. He knows the part, and he's already being paid well for doing the TV adaptation so he'll be more willing to take it on the chin for earning a cheaper rate than a star would command. And this is saying nothing of the fact that as they're the same guys who produced the movie and unleashed John Travolta's "performance" on the world, they're less likely to take chances with star casting in that part on TV.
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