Heart and Souls
Too Many Crooks (original version of Ruthless People)
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/11/04
The Blues Brothers, using all the songs from the movie and the songs that weren't in the movie like Soul Man.
Life of Brian, Idle could rename it something like Brian Cohen Superstar or something like that.
Nightmare Before Christmas
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, combine the atmosphere of the Tim Burton film with the songs of the Gene Wilder film.
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"You idiot, you made me remember. You dropped me into that vat of chemicals. That wasn't easy to get over, and don't think that I didn't try."
-Batman
Understudy Joined: 5/9/05
Moulin Rouge on broadway would be AMAZING! but kinda hard to do
"The Road to Wellville."
A Matter of Life and Death.
"Star Wars"
Bring it on!!! (...if you dare)
Visconti's The Leopard.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
I have always wanted to see either Pretty Woman or Ms. Congeniality into musicals. i think they'd work
I'd like to see a CAMP: The Musical. But change that ending!
Also:
Definately "Moulin Rouge!"
"Watership Down" would be good.
"The Haunting" (1960's version)
"Disney's Brother Bear" I don't know why, I just think it would make a good musical.
That's all.
I know Elmer Gantry was already a musical, but I'd like to see another version.
Chorus Member Joined: 5/6/05
How about Mildred Pierce can you imaging the Mother/Daughter songs, I think they'd appeal to all the Carrie fans out there and there would also be another great song about Hot Pies to please the sweeney fans. You could also go back to the book and include the part where Veda starts becoming a famous opera singer, very Glitter and be Gay.
Animal House and National Lampoon's European Vacation,
Broadway Star Joined: 12/31/69
I want to see Carly Simon turn "Working Girl" into a full length musical. Just to see something set in a 1980's office. Then I want to see Parker and Stone turn "Dogville" into a musical.
Mr.Bungee7, there is a musical based on the Peter Bogdonavich film PAPER MOON, of the same title. It has never played Broadway. I believe Gregory Harrison has played the part played by Ryan O'neal in the film.
Sant, ALL ABOUT EVE was a musical. It played on Broadway at the Palace theater and won Lauren Bacall her first Tony for Best Actress in a Musical. The show won the Tony for best musical also. I believe the year was 1970. The book was by Comden and Green and the score was by Strouse and Adams........The show is APPLAUSE.
Dolly Parton has been working on the score for the stage musical of 9 to 5 for almost a year.
Sharon1, a few years back a musical stage adaptation of A STAR IS BORN was being worked on. Cy Coleman was doing new songs for the show and Donna Murphy was attached as the lead.
Marquise, THE APARTMENT, Oscar winning best picture, became the Broadway musical PROMISES, PROMISES. It won Jerry Orbach his Tony award. The hilarious book was adapted by Neil Simon and the Score was by Burt Bachrach and Hal David with direction by Robert Moore (who had just done Boys in the Band) and choregraphy by the brilliant Michael Bennett. The cd is great. Get it!
Understudy Joined: 9/27/05
I keep hoping Disney will make a live action Beauty and the Beast.
Dangerous Beauty
Coyote Ugly.
Laura Benanti as Jersey.
Sherie Rene Scott as Lil.
Amy Spanger as Rachel.
Andy Karl as Kevin O'Donnell
Miss Congeniality
Stephanie J. Block as Grace Hart
Aaron Lazar as Eric Matthews
Edward Hibbert as Victor
Debra Monk as Kathy Morningside
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/23/08
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/10/08
School of Rock:
Mitchell Jarvis as Dewey Finn
Alice Ripley as Rosalie Mullins
Christopher J. Hanke as Ned Schneebly
Michelle Ragusa as Patti DiMarco
and a cast of talented kids
Bewitched:
Kelli O' Hara as Samantha Stephens
J. Robert Spencer as Darrin Stephens
Elaine Stritch as Endora
Gary Beach as Uncle Arthur
Jackie Hoffman as Gladys Kravitz
Phillip Bosco as Maurice
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/13/09
Kindergarten Cop
Imagine such numbers as "It's Not a Tumor," "Who Is My Daddy and What Does He Do?" and "Stranger Danger."
With the chorus of kids even if it flopped on Broadway community theatres tired of doing Annie, Oliver, and The Sound of Music would be lining up to get the new hot show that they can cast all the local children in, ensuring sold out houses as every family member comes to see their little star-to-be on stage.
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