Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

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Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/8/08 at 11:22pm

Ok, so it's some special TV concert, but is that Molly Ringwald who gets to sing the one line "You can say that again"?

I mean, seriously?
Sarah Jessica Parker performs Annie

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re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/8/08 at 11:37pm

God, she does suck at singing. I wouldn't say the other girl's (don't know if it is Ringwald) job is thankless - she sounded A LOT better than Parker, ouch!

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re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/8/08 at 11:49pm

I think that might be Allison Smith.

re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/9/08 at 10:11am

In LIFE AFTER TOMORROW Sarah Jessia Parker says she never thought she was that good at singing and was always embarassed to perform the songs in public.

re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/9/08 at 10:18am

That is Allison Smith, who was the final Annie on Broadway.

I killed the boss, you don't think they're gonna fire me over a thing like that!!!!

re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/9/08 at 1:05pm

Allison Smith was on KATE & ALLEY in the '80s and she sang Tomorrow during one of the episodes.

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re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/9/08 at 1:35pm

I love that SJP makes it quasi-sexual.

That said, she isn't bad, I'd like to hear more of her "Annie"

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re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/9/08 at 4:45pm

Allison Smith was not the final Annie on Broadway. Alyson Kirk was.

re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/9/08 at 4:59pm

I don't think she sucked. She was singing like she talks. Nothing wrong with that. She was a teen anyway. And it's not like you have to be an uber good singer to be Annie, Andrea McArdle got better with age and training. So give SJP a break!

She still looks like a horse.

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re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/9/08 at 7:32pm

As for Molly Ringwald: I saw her in Caberet a number of years ago and was REALLY impressed with her, much to my suprise.

(Side note: a woman in the front row had an apparent heart attack during the Ringwald's opening number, and she showed so much class is stopping the show and calling for house management. By the time they started the show up again, at the begining of that number, it was almost 40 minutes later. By the END of the song, you'd forgotten what had happened. At intermission, house management made a very class announcement that the woman removed was reportedly fine.)

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re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/9/08 at 9:28pm

Most thankless job on Broadway? Understudying Carol Channing

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re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/9/08 at 9:35pm

"Most thankless job on Broadway? Understudying Carol Channing" or Merman

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re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/9/08 at 11:35pm

Oh my gosh that was aweful....that being said, she's a very tallented actress. She's just not a singer.

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re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/9/08 at 11:50pm

I don't think that she was awful. she was just a kid. kids are gross anyway.

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re: Most Thankless Broadway Job Ever?

Posted: 3/10/08 at 2:23am

Wouldn't the most thankless Broadway job EVER be the person who scrubs the toilets after the audience leaves? Even Molly Ringwald hasn't had to do that, yet. And, please - no disrespect at ALL for the persons that DO have that job. Thank you.

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Posted: 3/10/08 at 2:40am

Updated On: 5/7/09 at 02:40 AM

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