A new video with Corden being interviewed was posted. The discussion about the film begins around 2:40. I think he'll be brilliant and December can't come soon enough.
This article is mainly about the live-action re-imagining of 'Cinderella', but some details about the movie were shown at Cinema Con.
"For Rob Marshall's musical Into the Woods, coming out on Christmas Day, they just showed head shots of the five main actors and the characters they play with Johnny Depp looking his usual odd self as his character "Wolf," wearing a hat and sporting a goatee."
I hope Johnny Depp looks more like, well, a wolf as the Wolf.
I have a quick question to anyone who can answer. When the Witch enters the Baker and his Wife's cottage and they say they have no bread, why does the Witch say "Of course you have no bread"? How the heck would she know, or have any reason to assume so?
Updated On: 5/12/14 at 04:53 PM
^^ Yes because her next line is "Nothing cooking in there now is there?" While pointing to the wife's stomach.
"The city seen from the Queensboro Bridge is always the city seen for the first time, in its first wild promise of all the mystery and the beauty in the world." - F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby
Actually the next line is from the Baker who says, "What do you wish?" and then she says "It's not what I wish, it's what you wish. Nothing cooking in there is there?" So now I think she just said "Of course you have no bread" as in "Of course, a bad thing like that would happen" or "Of course people like you would'nt make enough bread" or something. I dunno.
I apologize in advance as I have not been following this topic but has there been any mention of original cast cameos as Rob Marshall has done in his past musical films as director (e.g., Andrea McArdle in ANNIE, Chita Rivera in CHICAGO)? Thanks!
A friend of mine was invited to a test screening last week [he lives in L.A., so that happens a lot] and he said it was terrific. He wasn't familiar with the musical at all, but wanted to tell me 'cause he knew I loved all things Sondheim. He said everyone had pleasant voices and no one felt miscast.
Spoilers ahead...kinda.....
He said that Meryl's post-transformation look is similar to Susan Sarandon's character in Enchanted except she has blue hair. I'll reserve judgement until I see it. He also said he thought she was very funny when she needed to be and really sang the heck out of her songs. The new song for the film is apparently about how the Witch believes Rapunzel will return.
Apparently, the audience favorite was Chris Pine, who he said was hysterical. He thinks he and Emily Blunt were the standouts in an already terrific cast. He sees them being the only ones who might get awards buzz. He loved Emily's "Moments in the Woods."
His only big issue was that he felt act 2 kinda dragged a bit at times. He thinks that, if any song should be cut, it should be "I Know Things Now." He mentioned something about it feeling like it was just rehashing what they'd already seen in the previous scene.
All in all, it ran just a little over 2 hours, it'll probably be PG-13 due to its dark nature, and he said that most the effects work looked finished, so there might be a trailer really soon.
It made perfect sense to give the Witch a Narissa look from 'Enchanted'. Narissa had the look of many classic Disney female villains and the Evil Queen from 'Snow White' was obviously one of them.
Indie Wire is already looking at the acting categories for the 2015 Oscars. They believe that the Witch will be considered a supporting role. They think Kendrick might have a chance at a nomination in the same category and Depp is a possibility for Best Supporting Actor. But we'll wait and see.
I really don't think INTO THE WOODS is going to have the Oscar quality that many here are assuming it will have. Johnny Depp nomination for the wolf? I don't see that happening but we shall see...
There'll be no way Johnny Depp will get an Oscar nom for this. I can't picture Anna Kendrick getting nominated too. The closest person that'll get any recognition will be Meryl Streep, even though I doubt she'll get anything. If she does get nominated, it'll only be because of her name, IMO.
My friend said that Emily Blunt might get a nom. He said she and Chris Pine were the standouts by far and that Emily's "Moments in the Woods" was terrific. I really can't wait.
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