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The Rock On Brodway

Posted: 11/9/04 at 12:51am

Did anyone else see the Rock on a rerun of SNL singing Elvis? I think we have the new star of "All Shook Up".

In fact he wasn't that bad..good vibrato. Better than Kate Winslet a few weeks ago.

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 12:53am

Am I the only one that thinks something about the rock is really hot?

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re: The Rock On Brodway

Posted: 11/9/04 at 12:56am

yes, I think so Munks. :)

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 12:56am

You're not alone. I'll eat whatever The Rock is cookin'.

Yeah, I went there.

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re: The Rock On Brodway

Posted: 11/9/04 at 12:57am

the rock would be as bad as p diddy on broadway

OH MY GOD

re: The Rock On Brodway

Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:02am

I'm sorry, but no one (not even Jon Secada) is as bad as P Diddy on Broadway. I mean come on "Raúl Esparza"... how hard is that to pronounce?

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Updated On: 11/9/04 at 01:02 AM

re: The Rock On Brodway

Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:04am

i am sure that the rock could challenge him

are we forgetting david hassleholf (or however you spell it) what do the german see in him?

re: The Rock On Brodway

Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:05am

Chrysanthemum, I wanted to smack him for that. And Jon Secada.... pretty awful.

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:09am

Me, I wanted to give him a swift kick in the balls for it. He clearly knows nothing about musical theatre. ::sigh::

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#11

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:11am

wait did i say something wrong?

#12

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:11am

I saw this thread and thought "OMG, they're turning the Nicholas Cage/Sean Connery movie The Rock into a movie." I was disappointed when this was not a thread about that.

However, the Rock is pretty cool. I used to watch pro wrestling and he was awesome. His stage presence rocked the arena. Too bad he left for a career in film.

#13

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:13am

No, I just have a very strong distaste for P Diddy after the Tonys.

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#14

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:15am

I don't think P. Diddy deserves to be ripped apart. Despite the fact that he wasn't great, he was good. And you could tell he tried - he put a lot of money into that show and now he might be saving another (Gem...) I think he's a great person with amazing intentions. And he's actually smart. I have such respect for him, except for the fact that he hand picks foxkes and minks from farms and has them turned into coats for him - that makes me sick.

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#15

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:17am

three words

vote or die

P diddy puff puff is an idiot. he does not deserve to be on broadway because he has money.

#16

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:18am

I didn't say that. But I give him credit for trying to branch into other areas. That's how you learn, and he's a very smart man.

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#17

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:19am

and he should have learned he can not, no should not act. if he wants to support them good for him! but he should just have his name on it. not his stupid face

#18

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:55am

The Rock could probably be pretty good on bway if given the right opportunity...he def can carry a tune, and from watchin WWE from time to time, he def does a nice job in front of a live audience.

lol but its never gonna happen anyway

#19

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 11:59am

We already have a new star of All Shook Up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

#20

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 12:22pm

Was anyone AT the tonys? Hugh Jackman came out during the commercial break and tought P Diddy to sing Oklahoma. Or tried to atleast.

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#21

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 12:25pm

No I was watching it at home on the family television.

Very sorry I missed that. I bet that was a hoot!

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#22

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Posted: 11/9/04 at 1:38pm

Maybe Disney could create a Tarzan musical. Then the Rock could run around on stage for 2-1/2 hours in a loincloth. It would sell out everynight!

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