Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film "von Tussle"?

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Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film "von Tussle"?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 2:27pm

For those who consider Ms. Pfeiffer's performance as Susie Diamond in "The Fabulous Baker Boys", to be one of the greatest of the last 20 years, interesting news, to say the least.
Michelle

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 3:02pm

Frankly, that's some inspired casting. I think she'd be loads of fun.

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 3:25pm

I could see that, most definately. I don't know about "inspired" casting, but I could definately see that working.

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 3:26pm

I could see it; I'm actually pretty happy with the casting so far even though my vote was for John Goodman as Edna; but what can ya do?!

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 4:10pm

She would definitely be great casting for Velma.

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 4:15pm

With Lindsay Lohan as a terrific Amber.

#7

re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 4:42pm

She would be good, But I could see Kim Katrell too.

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 4:45pm

I love Michelle Pfeiffer, I'm glad she's coming back!

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 4:46pm

Love her to death. But considering how screwy the casting for this movie is turning out to be (John Travolta?!?!?), it wouldn't surprise me if they were casting Pfeiffer as Little Inez or Corny Collins.

TT

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 4:52pm

I will be in the minority. I will be jeered at and ridiculed for saying this but what the heck. If she could lose her accent, a big if, I think Olivia Newton John could be really fun in the Velma role.

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 4:53pm

As much as I hated Hairspray, casting Michelle Pfeiffer would get me to see the movie. I love me some Michelle Pfeiffer.

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Posted: 4/28/06 at 5:29pm

Oh Anthony linking to gossip sites! How like the old days!

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 8:38pm

For those who consider Ms. Pfeiffer's performance as Susie Diamond in "The Fabulous Baker Boys", to be one of the greatest of the last 20 years

Hell, yeah!

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/28/06 at 10:08pm

That'd be cool.

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/29/06 at 12:09am

I have absolutely no qualms at all with the casting so far. Billy Crystal is a perfect idea for Wilbur and Queen Latifah will be fine as Motormouth. And I'm certainly in the minority here, but I think John Travolta is ideal - he'll ham up the role, can sing, and can dance. Plus, people will pay to see him in drag. I'd imagine he'll play the role differently than Harvey and the stage Ednas, but that only makes sense.

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/30/06 at 12:36pm

I resoundingly agree with timote316.
Let's remember to have faith in those who have been in the business a LONG time. None of us get paid to make casting decisions in major films- and there's probably a good reason for that.

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/30/06 at 1:02pm

Hmm. I worship Debbie Harry, but yeah, I can actually picture Michelle doing a great job.

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re: Is Michelle Pfeiffer a film 'von Tussle'?

Posted: 4/30/06 at 1:34pm

I adore Michelle Pfeiffer, and I agree with Kringas; she would get me to see this movie.