#1
Posted: 11/3/09 at 8:22pm
did they ever offer Victor Garber to reprise his role on stage It would of perfect.
#3
Posted: 11/3/09 at 8:25pm
I was just wondering because a person who was already a veteran of the stage.
#4
Posted: 11/3/09 at 8:37pm
"I was just wondering because a person who was already a veteran of the stage."
What did the person do? You didn't complete your thought.
What did the person do? You didn't complete your thought.
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#5
Posted: 11/3/09 at 8:41pm
What? He meant because Victor Garber is a 'veteran of the stage' and was in the movie, it seems fitting that he would be asked to play the role.
Give me claws and a hunch, just away from this bunch.
#6
Posted: 11/3/09 at 8:48pm
I get what you're both saying (qolbinau and millie) but to be fair, if you a completely different poster has to explain it than the OP failed.
And the answer to the original question: absolutely not. never.
And the answer to the original question: absolutely not. never.
When I think about you, I touch myself.
#7
Posted: 11/3/09 at 8:52pm
I was just wondering because a person who was already a veteran of the stage.
Yeah, the good stage.
Yeah, the good stage.
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#8
Posted: 11/4/09 at 1:50am
Actually, to be fair... it wasn't a difficult post to understand and the inability to comprehend the post says more about the smart a$$ responses people make than it does about the post.
Anyway... it make sense to wonder about such casting with Garber's stage background, but imo while he would have done a fine job, I do think that the casting would have been uncreative and too obvious.
Anyway... it make sense to wonder about such casting with Garber's stage background, but imo while he would have done a fine job, I do think that the casting would have been uncreative and too obvious.
#9
Posted: 11/4/09 at 7:12am
"What? He meant because Victor Garber is a 'veteran of the stage' and was in the movie, it seems fitting that he would be asked to play the role."
Yes, I knew the OP was saying that (per the original post), just being sarcastic based on the wording second post.
Yes, I knew the OP was saying that (per the original post), just being sarcastic based on the wording second post.
"We like to snark around here. Sometimes we actually talk about theater...but we try not to let that get in our way." - dramamama611
Updated On: 11/4/09 at 07:12 AM
#10
Posted: 11/4/09 at 7:17am
This is one of the times when I think the "smartass" responses are not out of line. Yes, I find the ones in response to a single typo or grammatical mistake a little annoying, but when the OP clearly can't be bothered to use punctuation, let alone complete sentences, then I say bring on the snark.
#11
Posted: 11/4/09 at 10:23am
Put the bitchiness away, girls.
If Victor Garber HAD performed the role on Broadway, would this have been the first time an actor created a film role and THEN the Broadway role? Or has it happened before?
There are lots of instances where an actor originated a role on Broadway, then got to reprise it in a film. But are there any examples in reverse?
If Victor Garber HAD performed the role on Broadway, would this have been the first time an actor created a film role and THEN the Broadway role? Or has it happened before?
There are lots of instances where an actor originated a role on Broadway, then got to reprise it in a film. But are there any examples in reverse?
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