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#1

What shows would you love to see turned into movies?

Pretty much what the title says... What show, musical or straight play, Broadway or Off-Broadway would you like to see either turned into a movie? Even if it has already been adapted into a movie, and you would want it redone? Just curious:)
#11

What shows would you love to see turned into movies?

I really wish they'd do Avenue Q on videotape, styled like an episode of Sesame Street, which seems like such an obvious thing to do that it surprises me they haven't done it already. It's one of the only modern musicals I know of that has proliferated among my non-musical friends, so it seems like it would have a wide audience. On a more frivolous, wishful level, a film of Merrily We Roll Along in the fashion of classic 60s Cinemascope musical extravaganzas would be really fun (for me).
#12

What shows would you love to see turned into movies?

Take Me Out

I believe the rights were optioned but it just never happened. Now that Denis O'Hare has found some notoriety with true blood and in films I wish it could be filmed.

I agree with both of your choices as well, Charley Kringas
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Updated On: 1/14/13 at 02:59 AM

#13

What shows would you love to see turned into movies?

Nine, this time done right.

Chicago
Well I didn't want to get into it, but he's a Satanist. Every full moon he sacrifices 4 puppies to the Dark Lord and smears their blood on his paino. This should help you understand the score for Wicked a little bit more. Tazber's: Reply to Is Stephen Schwartz a Practicing Christian
#17

What shows would you love to see turned into movies?

I want a movie musical of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels with:

Hugh Jackman as Lawrence
Justin Timberlake as Freddie
Anne Hathaway as Christine
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#19

What shows would you love to see turned into movies?

Due to popularity, I have a feeling WICKED and or/ BOOK OF MORMON may be next whether we want them or not LOL


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#21

What shows would you love to see turned into movies?

Wicked could be a terrific movie if they managed to pull it off and cast the right people. Same with Book of Mormon.
Mame (with someone who can sing and age appropriate)
Promises, Promises
Anything Goes would be nice and fun especially with a great cast.
I'd actually like to see an actually good version of Gypsy on film. For such a great show, both film versions have somehow turned out lousy. Not saying I want Barbra Streisand considering she's FAR from ideal, but I'd still like a new film even if it has to be with her.

#22

What shows would you love to see turned into movies?

Could you imagine if Spielberg did RAGTIME? Nicole Kidman as Mother, Jamie Foxx as Coalhouse, Hugh Jackman (or Jeremy Renner) as Tateth, Kerry Washington as Sarah...could be perfect.

Also, a film of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels could be fun! What about Light In The Piazza? Is Meryl too old to play Margaret with Anna Kendrick as Clara?
"I saw Pavarotti play Rodolfo on stage and with his girth I thought he was about to eat the whole table at the Cafe Momus." - Dollypop
#25

What shows would you love to see turned into movies?

Ragtime could be AMAZING!
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