Jekyll and Hyde w/David Hasselhoff — Page 3

MEF, you might be mistaken, we were talking about Sharon Brown.

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"Jekyll and Hyde w/David Hasselhoff"
sucks

miss monika, be afraid, be very afraid...
and keep in mind that not everyone even likes tea..and thats why there is coffee...someone here will understand that!

PB Ent..You're a doll as always..thanks for your sweet comments! i will personally pass them along to andrea! =) who i understand has been feeling better, has a new agent and hopes to get some good auditions going soon. Elphaba in "Wicked" was the last one but nothing happened there...ya never know! i heard a clip of her and she sounds very healthy!

i saw Andrea in in 98 i believe in the miss saigon tour as Ellen and she blew me away... she was AMAZING! met her father also and he was extremely nice... said Andrea had never had voice training in her life when she got Miss Saigon... which surprised the hell out of me...

anyways... i showed the Jekyll and Hyde with David Hasselhoff to my friends... they were laughing... at one point my friend asked me... "is this a comedy" because David was HORRIBLE! anyways... i bought it only for the fact that i like the show and the women are amazing and i quite like the score!

Hasselhoff makes me puke!

Jekyll & Hyde with David Hasselhoff is the most hilarious thing I have ever seen.
I can't help but laugh during his 'Confrontation'.

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Andrew, I worked at Jekyll & Hyde and found Hass to be a very sweet and gracious man...but I can still say he was terrible in the role.

I don't think anyone here who's panned him is trying to say he's not a good person.

It's just that he didn't belong in the role, regardless of whether he asked or was asked, regardless of whether he was welcomed with open arms or spurned and spit upon by the rest of the cast.

He simply does not act or sing well, in a lot of folks' opinions. No one's calling him a heel.

Are we clear now?

Be afraid - be very afraid

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Andrew, I certainly didn't see every single Jekyll/Hyde, but of the ones I did see (Cuccioli, Evan, Wagner, Bach, Hasselhoff, and some other understudy- Mastrone maybe?), he was by far the worst.

I remember the filming...I was working that night! They made a DVD out of THAT?? Oh, no. That was not a fine performance by any means. Hass sounded like he was completely out of his mind that night! I even remember somebody in our group commenting that he must be trying to show off for the cameras. I don't think I should watch this DVD. I just saw that still someone posted and I may very well have nightmares for a week!

And Andrew, I understand where you are coming from, really. It appears you're outnumbered here, but I too know how hard Hass has worked to be taken seriously. I saw that A & E Biography thing. I felt (and feel) genuinely sorry for the man. But he's like a train wreck. It's like listening to William Hung talk about how happy he was that people were buying his album and taking his music and his singing seriously. It's like it never crossed his mind that people were buying his CD just to laugh at him. (And since WHEN do you have to buy a CD just to laugh at someone??)

You can't keep Hasselhoff down, though--he's too glass-half-full. Mean comments on a message board probably wouldn't bother him much--he's heard worse--but I would like to remind those reading this (including myself) that just because you CAN say something doesn't mean you should. With rights come responsibility.

Whew.