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Posted: 4/12/05 at 7:13am
From Broadway.com:
"Rosie O'Donnell is looking to team up with Danny Aiello in Folding the Monster, a new Broadway play by Alexander Dinelaris. The drama involves an Italian woman and her father residing in Washington Heights and is expected to bow on the Great White Way in the fall of 2005.
'I love the script,' O'Donnell told Broadway.com. 'My early dreams as an actress were to play daughter to Danny Aiello and Gene Hackman, but Danny is more like me--he's from New York, he's big... he's the father you dream of.' O'Donnell said she reacted to the script emotionally from the first reading. 'Everyone has father issues,' she pointed out. 'Including me.'
A developmental reading of Folding the Monster was presented at the Variety Arts Theatre in 2004 starring Aiello, Polly Draper, Joe Cortese, Lori Wilner, Sal Tuzzolo and Bill Fairbairm under the auspices of Shotgun Producers, Inc."
WOW. This sounds very interesting. This is definitely a part unlike anything I have seen Rosie play and I would love to see her tackle it because I have a feeling she would be extremely good at this. Danny's also a great talent. This could very well turn out to be quite good.
The link to the article is below.
Danny Aiello and Rosie O'Donnell Look to B'way Team-Up in Monster
"Rosie O'Donnell is looking to team up with Danny Aiello in Folding the Monster, a new Broadway play by Alexander Dinelaris. The drama involves an Italian woman and her father residing in Washington Heights and is expected to bow on the Great White Way in the fall of 2005.
'I love the script,' O'Donnell told Broadway.com. 'My early dreams as an actress were to play daughter to Danny Aiello and Gene Hackman, but Danny is more like me--he's from New York, he's big... he's the father you dream of.' O'Donnell said she reacted to the script emotionally from the first reading. 'Everyone has father issues,' she pointed out. 'Including me.'
A developmental reading of Folding the Monster was presented at the Variety Arts Theatre in 2004 starring Aiello, Polly Draper, Joe Cortese, Lori Wilner, Sal Tuzzolo and Bill Fairbairm under the auspices of Shotgun Producers, Inc."
WOW. This sounds very interesting. This is definitely a part unlike anything I have seen Rosie play and I would love to see her tackle it because I have a feeling she would be extremely good at this. Danny's also a great talent. This could very well turn out to be quite good.
The link to the article is below.
Danny Aiello and Rosie O'Donnell Look to B'way Team-Up in Monster
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