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#51

re: High Fidelity to open in Boston

Posted: 5/25/06 at 12:51pm

At the moment the word is that Will Chase is attached to it, instead of Norb...

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#52

re: High Fidelity to open in Boston

Posted: 5/25/06 at 12:56pm

Another B movie made into a musical.
Where are the original Musicals????

#53

re: High Fidelity to open in Boston

Posted: 5/25/06 at 1:02pm

This discussion has been had before. Completely original musicals are very few and far between. Movies have been made into musicals for a long time now.

#54

re: High Fidelity to open in Boston

Posted: 5/25/06 at 2:05pm

I dont think movies being adapted into musicals is a bad thing as long as they actually do an ADAPTATION and not an exact copy of the movie onstage with songs.

I think this one has a lot more potential than, say, Legally Blonde.

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#55

re: High Fidelity to open in Boston

Posted: 5/25/06 at 2:26pm

circusliz, the show IS happening, but not with that cast.

#56

re: High Fidelity to open in Boston

Posted: 5/25/06 at 4:29pm

Yeah, why can't they come up with original plots like Shakespeare use to...oh wait...

#57

re: High Fidelity to open in Boston

Posted: 6/14/06 at 8:56pm

I saw an interview with NLB once about doing a role originally done by Steve Martin on Broadway and he made a good point, many plays on Broadway were originally adapted from books, and many movies are adpated from books, so the source really isn't the issue but moreso the interpretation

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