Movies that would make good shows...... — Page 3
#54
Posted: 3/6/08 at 5:51pm
I second My Best Friend's Wedding!
#55
Posted: 3/6/08 at 8:19pm
Moulin Rouge, Truman Show, My Bug Fat Greek Wedding, Zoolander, Nightmare Before Christmas...I'd see all of these!
Hunter: Your teeth need whitening./ Heidi: You sound weird./ Jeff: You taste funny.
-Jeff Bowen's worst onstage line flub.
-Jeff Bowen's worst onstage line flub.
#56
Posted: 3/6/08 at 8:19pm
double post
Hunter: Your teeth need whitening./ Heidi: You sound weird./ Jeff: You taste funny.
-Jeff Bowen's worst onstage line flub.
-Jeff Bowen's worst onstage line flub.
Updated On: 3/6/08 at 08:19 PM
#57
Posted: 3/6/08 at 9:24pm
Oh, and... Across the Universe. It would probably be a trainwreck but it would be a compelling trainwreck. But I'll only allow it if Dana Fuchs reprises her role from the movie.
#58
Posted: 3/6/08 at 10:42pm
THE FAMILY STONE
I LOVE that movie! I know not many people saw it, but it's SO good! I adapted into a play for my church, and if I had a better cast it would have been phenomenal (it was an "I can't act but I want to do it" thing). The story is strong though! The best.
A musical comedy?
LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
I LOVE that movie! I know not many people saw it, but it's SO good! I adapted into a play for my church, and if I had a better cast it would have been phenomenal (it was an "I can't act but I want to do it" thing). The story is strong though! The best.
A musical comedy?
LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
You look absolutely terrific, honestly.
#59
Posted: 3/6/08 at 10:44pm
i think if done properly that new movie PENELOPE would make a darling musical
Aren't there girls going wild somewhere without you?
#60
Posted: 3/7/08 at 9:15pm
Girl Interrupted
Herbie: "Honey, Don't you know there's a depression?"
Rose: "Of Course I know, I Watch Fox News"
-(modified)Gypsy
Broadway Schedule
December 5th- Hamilton, On Your Feet
December 19th- Noises Off, Edith Piaf Concert at Town Hall
Rose: "Of Course I know, I Watch Fox News"
-(modified)Gypsy
Broadway Schedule
December 5th- Hamilton, On Your Feet
December 19th- Noises Off, Edith Piaf Concert at Town Hall
#61
Posted: 3/7/08 at 10:05pm
"Waiting For Guffman: The Musical"
My dream musical. One that I have actually been writing for a while, in fact...
My dream musical. One that I have actually been writing for a while, in fact...
#62
Posted: 3/7/08 at 10:37pm
Moulin Rouge
starring:
Lisa Brescia as Satine
Hadley Fraser as Christian
Gary Beach as Harold Zidler
Caroline O'Connor reprising her role as Nini-Legs-in-the-Air
starring:
Lisa Brescia as Satine
Hadley Fraser as Christian
Gary Beach as Harold Zidler
Caroline O'Connor reprising her role as Nini-Legs-in-the-Air
Updated On: 3/7/08 at 10:37 PM
#63
Posted: 3/8/08 at 12:44am
I feel like Clueless as a musical would be repetitive of Legally Blonde as a musical, same with Mean Girls.
but I love the idea of Moulin Rouge as a musical.
but I love the idea of Moulin Rouge as a musical.
#64
Posted: 3/8/08 at 5:54am
YES! My Best Friend's Wedding!
hmm...
Across the Universe
Love Actually
Shawshank Redemption
hmm...
Across the Universe
Love Actually
Shawshank Redemption
#65
Posted: 3/8/08 at 7:43am
PERFECT casting for 'Moulin Rouge' Logan!
#66
Posted: 3/8/08 at 10:58am
Thanks!
I just feel like Brescia's voice matches perfectly with Kidman's beautiful breathy soprano in the movie, Hadley has the same vocal quality as Ewan and Gary can capture all the larger-than-life comedy in the Zidler part.
I just feel like Brescia's voice matches perfectly with Kidman's beautiful breathy soprano in the movie, Hadley has the same vocal quality as Ewan and Gary can capture all the larger-than-life comedy in the Zidler part.
#67
Posted: 3/8/08 at 11:33am
logan0215, I pretty much totally agree with you on Moulin Rouge (LOVE Moulin Rouge so much, and it'd be fantastic on stage), except, if you're gonna do it, why not actually HAVE Ewan McGregor? :P Okay, okay, so I'm a bit of an Ewan fangirl. But seriously, he's absolutely 100% good enough for Broadway I think. It would be cool to see Nicole Kidman do it too, but with Nicole I'd be a liiittle more inclined to think her voice might get a little lost in a big theater.
Basically, I could live with someone else doing Satine, but I REALLY want Ewan on Broadway, and what better for his first time on Broadway than Moulin Rouge!?
(Hadley Fraser WOULD be fantastic though if Ewan couldn't do it *g*)
Basically, I could live with someone else doing Satine, but I REALLY want Ewan on Broadway, and what better for his first time on Broadway than Moulin Rouge!?
(Hadley Fraser WOULD be fantastic though if Ewan couldn't do it *g*)
I don't need a life that's normal. That's way too far away. But something next to normal would be okay. Something next to normal is what I'd like to try. Close enough to normal to get by.
Updated On: 3/8/08 at 11:33 AM
#68
Posted: 3/8/08 at 1:00pm
I'll third (fourth?) the Big Fish idea.
I also agree that The Hours would make a fantastic play.
I think that How To Marry a Millionaire would make a splendid musical. Not sure who would be able to pull off the 3 leads, but it with the right cast it would be wonderful.
I also agree that The Hours would make a fantastic play.
I think that How To Marry a Millionaire would make a splendid musical. Not sure who would be able to pull off the 3 leads, but it with the right cast it would be wonderful.
There wouldn't be lights bright enough!
#69
Posted: 3/8/08 at 1:40pm
Moulin Rouge
Pocahontas
Pocahontas
"I saw Pavarotti play Rodolfo on stage and with his girth I thought he was about to eat the whole table at the Cafe Momus." - Dollypop
#70
Posted: 3/8/08 at 1:56pm
I love your casting too, logan, but Moulin Rouge will never happen unless they dump the entire film score.
Nobody, and I mean NOBODY could afford to license all those songs for a stage production. It's different when it's a single composer's (or band's) catalog. A deal is struck because they're "buying in bulk." The songs in Moulin Rouge are from so many different sources, they could never do it.
Hell, they couldn't license all the old Fanny Brice songs when they did Funny Girl for Broadway either. They had to write "doubles" for the songs they wanted... and then when the film came along (with a big budget) they could afford to license them and did.
Anywho...
There are only a few I'd like to see attempted...
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (expanding on the Bricusse/Newley score).
The Age of Innocence
Fried Green Tomatoes
Amadeus (as a musical)
Eve's Bayou
Citizen Ruth
Gentlemen's Agreement
Sullivan's Travels
My Man Godfrey
Probably a few others too, but that's it.
Nobody, and I mean NOBODY could afford to license all those songs for a stage production. It's different when it's a single composer's (or band's) catalog. A deal is struck because they're "buying in bulk." The songs in Moulin Rouge are from so many different sources, they could never do it.
Hell, they couldn't license all the old Fanny Brice songs when they did Funny Girl for Broadway either. They had to write "doubles" for the songs they wanted... and then when the film came along (with a big budget) they could afford to license them and did.
Anywho...
There are only a few I'd like to see attempted...
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (expanding on the Bricusse/Newley score).
The Age of Innocence
Fried Green Tomatoes
Amadeus (as a musical)
Eve's Bayou
Citizen Ruth
Gentlemen's Agreement
Sullivan's Travels
My Man Godfrey
Probably a few others too, but that's it.
"Jaws is the Citizen Kane of movies."
blocked: logan2, Diamonds3, Hamilton22
blocked: logan2, Diamonds3, Hamilton22
Updated On: 3/8/08 at 01:56 PM
#71
Posted: 3/8/08 at 1:59pm
My Man Godfrey would be HYSTERICAL. I love that idea best12!
There wouldn't be lights bright enough!
#72
Posted: 3/8/08 at 2:17pm
Yea I figured as much best12...
I think I read somewhere that it took over a year for Baz to secure all the licenses for all the songs.
I wonder if there is any kind of loop-hole of just using small phrases from each song in the "Elephant Love Medley."
I think I read somewhere that it took over a year for Baz to secure all the licenses for all the songs.
I wonder if there is any kind of loop-hole of just using small phrases from each song in the "Elephant Love Medley."
#73
Posted: 3/8/08 at 7:32pm
I Don't know if this would count But I think the 1985 tv movie musical of Alice in wonderland would be fantasic if you don't know what i'm talking about well it starred natalie gregory as
alice.Sammy davis as the catipiler and a whole bunch of other famous people including carol channing.heres a link
alice in wonderland 1985.
alice.Sammy davis as the catipiler and a whole bunch of other famous people including carol channing.heres a link
alice in wonderland 1985.
Updated On: 3/8/08 at 07:32 PM
#74
Posted: 3/8/08 at 8:21pm
Beaches
Terms of Endearment
An Officer and a Gentleman
What's Love Got to Do With It?
Thelma & Louise
Terms of Endearment
An Officer and a Gentleman
What's Love Got to Do With It?
Thelma & Louise
#75
Posted: 3/8/08 at 9:58pm
Under the Tuscan Sun.
It's sort of a modern version of Do I Hear a Waltz. But the romantic angle is more subtle, and it's more about finding a real family in an unexpected way and place. Plus, it has the perfect character number for a musical; what, 17 total leads and ensemble?
I think the movie is very charming, and as they say, it sings.
It's sort of a modern version of Do I Hear a Waltz. But the romantic angle is more subtle, and it's more about finding a real family in an unexpected way and place. Plus, it has the perfect character number for a musical; what, 17 total leads and ensemble?
I think the movie is very charming, and as they say, it sings.
Updated On: 3/8/08 at 09:58 PM
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