Bailey also recently signed on to the new Shonda Rhimes Netflix series, so maybe that conflicted (or he opted for that instead of this, either because it's filming in the UK or it might pay better).
darreyl102 said: "quizking101 said: "FANtomFollies said: "Queen Latifah as Ursula? The most uninspired casting in a looooong time."
Says you. I’m ready for her to knock the sh*t of “Poor Unfortunate Souls”."
If she pre records it maybe, Live she can barely belt. Look at live versions of 'I know where I've been' and "When you're good to Mama" and compare to in the studio- major let
WOMEN ON THE VERGE... Saw it twice and almost went back for a third before it closed--wish that I had. It wasn't perfect, but it was far more fun and entertaining than the buzz around it said. Great score, great performances.
Mike Barrett said: "Jeez, why so ignorant towards people with mental health issues and PTSD? I think it’s great they’re their Incase they need it. Not sure how someone could be against it or make their eyes roll. If you’re aware of the show at all there are some scenes that I’m sure could be graphic enough to trigger someone’s PTSD. Do you not believe that’s a thing? A better recommendation would maybe be to suggest to someone who may feel this way
How do we know he hasn't apologised to said parties already? How do we know he hasn't already shown remorse?It is possible that this has already occurred and those who hired him have witnessed it. He is a young guy who made a very stupid mistake, but frankly also a very common mistake that I imagine a lot of young men make these days when trying to impress othersand fit in.
The whole cultural wave that exists around this stuff is desp
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Kitsune said: "Re: Ramasar, I'm only vaguely familiar with the story.
My understanding is that Zachary Catazaro took pictures of his girlfriend without his consent. Was Ramasar's involvement that he received these pictures?
perfectliar said: "There are going to be some seriously icky undertones to having a white Ursula try to steal the voice of a black Ariel."
Good point. Hopefully they still have time to change their minds and go with Queen Latifah. Disney even knows she's perfect since they've already shown us exactly what she would look like in the part:
Live Action Little Mermaid - Ursula? Jul 3
2019, 05:17:01 PM
If anything, this should confirm exactly why they're going with McCarthy, when Queen Latifah would have been an obvious and better choice. I don't believe for a second Disney would be daring enough to cast both Ariel and Ursula with black actresses.
Bailey is adorable, and I'm glad to hear they're going with a real singer (which is more vital for this Disney princess than any other). If her casting means we have to have McCarthy, so be it.
Any chance anyone saw the matinee today? Evidently Michael Fatica, the other Sonny understudy (who usually plays Phil Spector, the Top of the Pops guy, and other minor characters), was in for Jarrod. He's pretty short so I imagine the height issue mentioned above with the other understudy wasn't an issue. Curious how he did. (Doesn't hurt that I think he's pretty adorable.)
Eh, it's not just the usual Netflix movie though. NF wants to be an Oscars player and has committed to giving this a fall 2020 theatrical release and awards push before it hits their service. Streep, Kidman and co. in awards bait doesn't seem insane at all. (Whether it has any cha
People decided to discuss it here too, as you can likely expect to happen in any thread discussing this show. You're not going to be able to segregate the opinions when any support of this show will likely involve lining the pockets of a homophobic z
Those who claimed Beetlejuice's performance didn't sell any tickets were wrong, and those who said it did were right--the show was up $140,000 over the previous week and had its highest grossing week yet (although still far
