haha, I love that this post comes 3 seconds before I have to leave for class.
Vocally, I liked hearing Adam sing those songs better. Raul's vibrato is a little too crazy for some of it.
Acting-wise, Raul wins, hands down. He's a thousand times the actor Adam will ever learn to be. I don't mean that to be a slam on Adam, even though I guess it kind of is, but.... Raul just absolutely disappears in any part he plays. He was so much creepier and sinister. Adam was awesome, and I was so, so impressed by his performance, because I was honestly like "can he do this?" when I first heard about it. He definitely did it justice. Their takes on it were kind of different, but.... Raul has something intangible, I guess. In Cabaret he had more charisma, more connection with the audience, and he was funnier and all-around way more fearless.
See? I can make decisions! Well. Raul was better. Just don't ask me who I'd rather see.
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Updated On: 2/20/06 at 02:31 PM