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#51

Who was robbed

"Tonys? Sorry, I've been working on American Idol. Ask me later. Or better yet, talk to my son about it. He's into theatre."

-God

^^^^ oh my god! Matt .. I love you!!! for that quote! lol

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#52

Who was robbed

Too bad for A Catered Affair.
If I heard the bells and the banjos ring
#53

Who was robbed

A CATERED AFFAIR

It's such a well-put-together gem of a show...leagues and leagues better than CRY-BABY.


Plus the nominations it got, it deserved a Best Musical nod and nods for its score and book. I feel so awful for it, it's such a great show and I hope word of mouth stays really strong. It's my favorite new musical of the season.
#54

Who was robbed

I think many shows got rip. off this season!
#55

Who was robbed

what ever happened to Cat On A Hot Tin Roof? was it not eligible? I thought that was supposed to be very good? I guess not. Although I heard Cry baby was terrible but judging by those noms its not either. what a disappointment this year was.
#56

Who was robbed

'Robbed' is a strong word, but --

David Morse

The competition from the other members of his cast was very tough, but his performance in Seafarer was heartbreaking and beautiful

The 'humorous' characters got nominated (and I'm happy for them and the show) but he gave the play its heart
You don't go to the dragon without a present - Mark Rylance
#57

Who was robbed

Max Crumm and Laura Osnes.


Hehe, just kidding y'all.

-A Catered Affair was definitely robbed (in a number of categories- Musical, Book, Score, Featured Actress, Maybe Featured Actor, Set).
-Nathan Lane
-Kevin Kline

#58

Who was robbed

I really think that Nathan Lane should have gotten a nomination. Not a win, but definitely a nod. The show is still drawing fairly well based totally on his performance. The story is basically crap and he has almost single handedly kept people coming to see it.

Also, A Catered Affair should have gotten a nod over Cry-Baby. I really don't know what the nominating committee was looking at. I would have even taken YF over Cry-Baby in a heartbeat. Oh well, it wouldn't be the Tonys if there wasn't some controversy.
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#59

Who was robbed

"A Catered Affair"
"Young Frankenstein"
"The Little Mermaid"

(In order from EXTREMELY SNUBBED to yeah, I would have liked to see more from that show)
#60

Who was robbed

I was suprised Chris Fitzgerald got nominated. I thought he was horrible. Sutton Foster got snubbed. YF probably should've gotten a best choreography nod too, but def. not best musical.

And what's the deal with The Little Mermaid getting Best Original Score? Is that a mistake? A) It's based on a movie, so it shouldn't count as original B) It really wasn't that good.

Laura Linney got snubbed. Big time.
#61

Who was robbed

Wow, I thought Fitzgerald was fantastic in that role! It wasn't an easy role to begin with and he was the best thing about YF, imo. Also, I totally agree that Laura Linney should have gotten nominated. That was a crime!! First she loses a deserved Oscar and now this...
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#62

Who was robbed

Alan Menken wrote the score for the movie, so technically the Little Mermaid is an original score.

But, what happened with Is He Dead? Why was it snubbed?
#63

Who was robbed

While he wasnt exactly "robbed" I think Matt Morrison should have been nominated for SP. The dramatic arc of his character, those glorious songs, and his fine voice certainly was worthy of it. Where Robin in ITH was sweet and charming it's really a small role, whereas Morrison's part is much more substantial all around.

#64

Who was robbed

Rupert Goold. The man's a genius.
#65

Who was robbed

I felt my heart break when I read that A Catered Affair didn't get a nomination for Best Musical.
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#66

Who was robbed

Young Frankenstein was totally robbed. The score is by far a much more mature Mel Brooks score and in my opinion one of the best original Broadway scores in many years. The Producers was great but for the score of Young Frankenstein, he outdid himself in every way. Roger Bart was fantastic, Strohman did a wonderful job. This was a HUGE snub to a fantastic show with one of the best scores in years. I am debating whether I will watch at all, because I will only be upset. I guess the famous political system has overtaken the Tony's just like the Academy. How sad it is! This should have a best score, best actor, best musical nom at the very least. This sucks major!
#67

Who was robbed

Some of those songs for The Little Mermaid they added were excellent songs... It is one of those shows that I think about it and then I think.. gosh i really liked it and then i think more and i think geesh it was poo and then again... well not so bad. It is hard to put into form how I feel about that show.
"Whenever I get gloomy with the state of the world, I think about the arrivals gate at Heathrow Airport. General opinion's starting to make out that we live in a world of hatred and greed, but I don't see that. It seems to me that love is everywhere. Often it's not particularly dignified or newsworthy, but it's always there - fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, husbands and wives, boyfriends, girlfriends, old friends. When the planes hit the Twin Towers, as far as I know none of the phone calls from the people on board were messages of hate or revenge - they were all messages of love. If you look for it, I've got a sneaky feeling you'll find that love actually is all around."
#68

Who was robbed

"Young Frankenstein not getting a nomination for Best Musical THIS YEAR of all years is a freaking joke."

"Young Frankenstein was totally robbed."

Why are people shocked about YF? Around when it first opened, the general consensus was that it was a bland show because it was just a carbon copy of the movie and that the music was forgettable. After those reactions from people on this board, I can see why YF did not pick up nominations in categories such as Best Musical or Best Score but did get noms in the Scenic Design and Featured Actor/Actress categories. Whether or not there was competition, I think YF was nominated in categories it deserved. Now whether or not A Catered Affair or Little Mermaid should have taken the fourth spot in the Best Musical category is another issue, but I do not think YF was snubbed.
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#69

Who was robbed

The more I think about it, the more I wish Chazz Palminteri was nominated.
[title of show] on Broadway. it's time. believe.
#70

Who was robbed

Not quite sure if he was robbed but, I would have liked to see Tituss get a nom.....
#71

Who was robbed

Tituss' time will come...
[title of show] on Broadway. it's time. believe.
#72

Who was robbed

Thats what I figure....
#73

Who was robbed

Edited----- I should have looked carefully into this year's nominees....

Updated On: 5/16/08 at 12:24 PM

#74

Who was robbed

How Jackie and Mary were left out is INSANE.
They were my favorite performers as well as Mary McCormack.
Thankfully, Mary got one. I adore, BOEING BOEING.
#75

Who was robbed

Have you guys forgotten about Bobby Cannavale from Mauritius & Brooks Ashmanskas from The Ritz?

Have you? Bobby Cannavale is nominated.
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