#1
Posted: 10/24/05 at 3:14pm
In the Playbill.com article announcing that Adam Shankman would be directing the HAIRSPRAY movie it stated:
"The industry paper also says that John Travolta is likely to star as Edna Turnblad, the role created onstage by Tony Award winner Harvey Fierstein. Queen Latifah, who was directed by Shankman in 'Bringing Down the House,' is likely for the role of Motormouth Maybelle."
The discussion previous to this article was that Aretha Franklin was being considered for the role of Motormouth. Now that Shankman has signed on to direct, Franklin's name has disappeared and Queen Latifah is now the front-runner for the role, surely because she has worked with Shankman before.
My question is: There is no mention of Billy Crystal in this article at all. And it seemed he was the front-runner to play Wilbur Turnblad. Now that Shankman has signed on, what are the chances we might see Steve Martin's name circulating to play the part, being that Shankman has directed him in three movies already?
He does somewhat resemble Dick Latessa in HAIRSPRAY. And we know he can carry a tune. I think he has a good shot.
"The industry paper also says that John Travolta is likely to star as Edna Turnblad, the role created onstage by Tony Award winner Harvey Fierstein. Queen Latifah, who was directed by Shankman in 'Bringing Down the House,' is likely for the role of Motormouth Maybelle."
The discussion previous to this article was that Aretha Franklin was being considered for the role of Motormouth. Now that Shankman has signed on to direct, Franklin's name has disappeared and Queen Latifah is now the front-runner for the role, surely because she has worked with Shankman before.
My question is: There is no mention of Billy Crystal in this article at all. And it seemed he was the front-runner to play Wilbur Turnblad. Now that Shankman has signed on, what are the chances we might see Steve Martin's name circulating to play the part, being that Shankman has directed him in three movies already?
He does somewhat resemble Dick Latessa in HAIRSPRAY. And we know he can carry a tune. I think he has a good shot.
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