Musicals Represented in Non-Musical Movies- Page 3

[Thesbijean]

Posted: 6/29/05 at 12:50am

There is a Simpsons episode where Homer buys a luxury trailer, and they make fun of Whose Afraid of Virginia Woolf, very funny...they also did an EVITA episode where Lisa is running for school prez...they also did a Guys and Dolls thing when Mark Hamill was on...

[ShelleyParker]

Posted: 6/29/05 at 1:03am

Well, not a movie, but still.

At the end of the second season of Everwood, when Ephram is going to Julliard in NYC and Amy goes with him, Amy mentions wanting to see "Avenue Q." :)

[BroadwayNick]

Posted: 6/30/05 at 7:24pm

I just finished watching "AIRPLANE!" and Ethel Merman makes a cameo singing "Everything's Coming Up Roses". It was wonderful...and I totally forgot about it.

[loudasthehelliwant]

Posted: 6/30/05 at 7:26pm

Steven Speilberg's War of the Worlds. Dakota Fanning sings a bit of Hushabye Mountain from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

Updated On: 6/30/05 at 07:26 PM

[Beergoggles]

Posted: 6/30/05 at 7:33pm

Cherie Bobbins (Mary Poppins) was a simpsons episode and was well funny!

[Rathnait62]

Posted: 6/30/05 at 7:37pm

In Serial Mom, one of SM's victims is watching the movie Annie and singing along when SM comes in and whacks her.

Updated On: 6/30/05 at 07:37 PM

[Jera]

Posted: 6/30/05 at 7:50pm

In Buffy, here is a musical references:
"Why is she so Evita-like?" - Willow in Nightmares

Now, I guess she was refering to Evita the person, not the musical, but it still reminded me of the musical.

jera

[BwayLeadman]

Posted: 7/9/05 at 2:26am

Right now im watching Family Guy where the baby and the dog do a bet to change a little girl's speech.
"My Fair Lady"
Instead of "The rain in spain stays mainly in the plane"
they use
"The life of the wife was ended by the knife"

ps her name is even Eliza.

[aegeusrocks]

Posted: 7/9/05 at 2:46am

I'm gonna break the rule of this thread (sorry) and point out the continuous references to The Sound of Music in Moulin Rouge.

[nodaybut2day2007]

Posted: 7/22/05 at 8:26pm

The other day I was watching Fam Guy and Chris had a giant pimple and it says "feed me!' in a very Audrey II like voice.

[Unknown User]

Posted: 7/22/05 at 8:44pm

On the episode of the Gilmore Girls, I think the town councilpresident goes "We've got trouble" and Loreli goes "Right Here in River City" which is a Music Man refief.

On Hope and Faith- The cast sang a redition of Hello Dolly.

[Marguerite Chauvelin]

Posted: 7/22/05 at 8:46pm

Drew Carey Show, his whole office started singing "Tomorrow"

[VoiceofReason]

Posted: 7/22/05 at 9:14pm

More Will and Grace:
Wizard of Oz--

KAREN: I don't think you understand what just happened here. The only other person I've ever apologized to was my mother, and that was court ordered. So please accept my apology in the spirit in which it was intended or I'll kick you in the gittles.

JACK: No! Now be gone before someone drops a house on you!

KAREN: Hey, up yours, Dorothy.

[Unknown User]

Posted: 7/22/05 at 9:29pm

in the simpsons, at the end of one of the halloween episodes, they sing a spoof of "One" from a chorus line. and in will and grace, grace goes to see seussical.

[MrBungee7]

Posted: 7/23/05 at 12:55am

There was also a seuss reference in Family Guy, something along the lines of "That was worse than seussical the musical."

...ah. Broadway references- just one of the many reasons Gilmore Girls controls my life.

[Forester]

Posted: 7/23/05 at 4:58am

I remember watching Early Edition and one of the guest character was obsessed with Broadway shows. I can't remember which episode or who the guest star was.

[allyk]

Posted: 7/23/05 at 10:24am

On Gilmore Girls the Stars Hollow Elementary School is doing "Fiddler on the Roof" and Lorelai is doing costumes for it! LOL! They have Kirk as Tevye with a 10 year old girl as Golde! LOL! That was hilarious. Oh, and in "Lion King 1 1/2", when Simba grows up and leaves Timon and Pumba, they sing "Sunrise, Sunset" LOL. But I could probably think of MANY MANY more on Gilmore Girls! LOL!

[StephanietheStar]

Posted: 7/23/05 at 11:03am

In Willy Wonka--the new one--(though it sorta is a musical) Willy Wonka greets his guests by saying "good morning starshine! the earth says hello!" (hair) and then he keeps having flashbacks and muttering "papa? papa?" which was very gypsy "mama? ma-ma-mama?"

lol..that's all I got...I suck.

[BroadwayNick]

Posted: 8/20/05 at 5:21pm

Ok, so this thread needs to be revived! Bump. I changed the topic, (seeing as how it already was changed early on.) Thread on!

[hot_brdwy_diva]

Posted: 8/20/05 at 5:41pm

Mrs Doubtfire!
When Robin Williams is donning his Mrs. Doubtfire face and ends up with a few that just won't work he sings "Matchmaker, Matchmaker" and "Don't Rain on my Parade".

[RockabyeHamlet]

Posted: 8/20/05 at 6:51pm

I was watching Family Guy a couple of weeks ago and I saw a spoof on CATS. I was laughing hysterically and my roomate just looked at me oddly.

What are the musical references in American Beauty?

[overthemoon419]

Posted: 8/20/05 at 9:49pm

i'm not sure if Marci X counts as a musical (i would say NO) but lisa kudrow sings "and i am telling you i'm not going" at the dr. s. concert to show how "real" she is.

also, manley pope, matt morrison, jane krakowski, and sherie rene scott--it's like 'broadway actors: the motion picture' lol

[lvpblues]

Posted: 8/20/05 at 10:25pm

In Billy Wilder's "The Apartment", Baxter wants to take Fran on a date and offers her a ticket to "The Music Man" and there are actually shots of Lemmon outside the theatre and the marquee when he is stood up.
Updated On: 8/21/05 at 10:25 PM

[wickedfan]

Posted: 8/20/05 at 11:38pm

In "I Love Lucy" Lucy, Ricky, Ethel, and Fred all have tickets to see "The Most Happy Fella" but lose two of them so the other two have to sit on the other two's laps.
And (also) in "The Simpsons" there is some sort of neighborhood yard sale and Homer sings a version of "Hey Big Spender" to get all of the people to buy things at each table:
"Dig these suspenders! And this blender!"-Homer
"We surrender! Us big spenders!"-People
"Speeeeeeeeeend some dough at table three."-Homer
I think it was something like that.

[Urban]

Posted: 8/21/05 at 9:21am

In the Australian movie "Cosi", the plot was about a bunch of mentally ill people in an institution putting on a production of Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte.

Does anybody remember "SquareOne Television", specficially "Mathnet"? One of there adventures was the five part "The Case of the Unkidnapping" where I think a large part of it revolved around a Broadway production of "Anything Goes". (It was still in the Kate Monday era and not the Pat Tuesday).