#26
Posted: 12/8/04 at 1:15pm
Cheno seems to know what she's doing with her career. If she wants to do a country album, which is a little odd admittingly, I'm sure it'll be fine. I'll get it lol
Kristin Chenoweth doing a COUNTRY CD? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 12/8/04 at 2:55pm
Do we know she's a Republican? I certainly hope she's not.
#28
Posted: 12/8/04 at 2:56pm
Right, because we certainly can't be fans of anyone we disagree with. Heaven forbid.
#29
was her first album considered successful?
She seems to have dabbled in a lot of things but not really come away as a big success in any of them.
Don't kill me Wicked fans, but the show hasn't exactly noticed her gone (at least at the box office)
Posted: 12/8/04 at 3:23pm
was her first album considered successful?
She seems to have dabbled in a lot of things but not really come away as a big success in any of them.
Don't kill me Wicked fans, but the show hasn't exactly noticed her gone (at least at the box office)
#30
Posted: 12/8/04 at 3:27pm
Before Wicked, Chenoweth was considered a princess of flops. It was never really her fault- she always got good reviews- but let's face it: most shows on Broadway fail. She was just a victim of those odds.
As for Let Yourself Go, I have no idea how well it sold. As I said before, I love it, but really, how well does any Broadway artist's solo CD sell?
By your standards, Spooky, a lot of well-respected Broadway actors would be "unsuccessful."
As for Let Yourself Go, I have no idea how well it sold. As I said before, I love it, but really, how well does any Broadway artist's solo CD sell?
By your standards, Spooky, a lot of well-respected Broadway actors would be "unsuccessful."
#31
Posted: 12/8/04 at 3:34pm
it's the reason they're Broadway stars as opposed to being celebrities. Most people don't stay on Broadway for fame or money.
I should have put the word "financial" in before "success"
I'm just curious as to whether or not Chenoweth is considered a money maker. She's got talent, that's for sure.
I should have put the word "financial" in before "success"
I'm just curious as to whether or not Chenoweth is considered a money maker. She's got talent, that's for sure.
#32
Posted: 12/8/04 at 3:43pm
Hm. No, I don't think Chenoweth is at the status of "box office draw," but outside of Hollywood stars, I think the only people who are considered draws like that recently in musicals might be Bernadette Peters and the Nathan Lane/Matthew Broderick combo.
#33
Posted: 12/8/04 at 4:20pm
Actually, I don't think she would be too bad. I was introducing one of my friends to Wicked one fine day, and she had NEVER heard Cheno....anyway, we were listening to Popu-ular! and my bud says to me:
"Hey, is this girl a country singer? She sure sounds like one!"
I was mortified at the time, but now that I think of it, it would be really neat!
"Hey, is this girl a country singer? She sure sounds like one!"
I was mortified at the time, but now that I think of it, it would be really neat!
#34
Posted: 12/8/04 at 5:00pm
Plum, I adore Kristin no matter what her political beliefs are. Even if she voted for Bush, I won't hold it against her.
#35
Posted: 12/8/04 at 7:18pm
After Wicked, I think she'd definitely be considered by producers as a box office draw, though not as strong as stars like Bernadette or Audra. And while Bway people make a good living, she probably made a month's worth of Wicked salary with one episode of West Wing. I was floored when I learned that SAG members earn the EXACT amount of pay when an episode reruns on network tv as they did for shooting the original episode. Residuals are insane!
#36
Posted: 12/10/04 at 4:20pm
I guess the Chenoweth is gettin' back to her Midwest Baptist roots. She might as well, then they can sell her cds at Baptist Book Stores. =)
I should have eaten the saw and used the cake to bludgeon my way out - Alfred Hitchcock
#37
Posted: 12/10/04 at 4:31pm
Heh, this CD is already a guilty pleasure.
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