Gillian Laub is/was the photographer and she has said LuPone apologized directly and was embarrassed afterwards though she’s never publicly addressed this. Gillian had been approved in advance by not only LuPone but also the production to photograph portions of “Rose’s Turn” for New York Magazine.
Apparently as legend now stands, LuPone must have been so focused and in character that she forgot the pre-authorized photos and went off. Gillian has stated that LuPo
Should have been filmed on stage at the Palace Theatre with the original Broadway production set and cast.
Knowing NICKELODEON, it’ll most likely be filmed on one of their soundstages in Orlando without an audience.
ABC’s The Little Mermaid LIVE Oct 16
2019, 08:59:26 PM
Wow! I had to dig up this thread as no one seems to be showing any interest in this upcoming thing.
So it turns out it is NOT a full production but little split-screen moments while the original animated feature is shown. It’s actually an airing of the animated film with these little “live” bits during the musical numbers.
Wow! This is going to piss off a crap load of people unaware of this. Yes, they are airing a TV spot with the cast explaining this but many people wa
Exactly. NBC has lots of their short-run cancelled shows on their website and app, including the fantastic short-run Christina Applegate/Will Arnett/Maya Rudolph comedy UP ALL NIGHT as well as
magictodo123 said: "Dublin2 said: "I wish it were on Netflix!"
I will be okay with Friends leaving Netflix if Smash takes its place.
Please??"
FRIENDS had 10 seasons. 236 episodes.
SMASH had 2 seasons. 32 episodes.
Broadway Documentary Oct 14
2019, 06:22:09 PM
Thanks for the heads up. I just bought tickets for the Nov 12 showing at 12:40pm. The premiere on Nov 11 is sold-out.
Rush and get your tickets quick, kids.
Broadway Documentary Oct 14
2019, 09:57:14 AM
Thanks for this. I’m surprised this evaded my radar as I’m aware of everything. I’ll definitely be seeing it at the IFC Center. Sadly it’s not listed yet on their website so I couldn’t buy my tickets now.
Prop Food Oct 13
2019, 07:22:00 PM
If it needs to be consumed, you can’t fake that. Even alternatives to make something look similar will have to be edible as well. Even liquids. I mean, you can use tea for whiskey and ginger ale for champagne but both still are real liquids and have to be consumed. You can’t fake that.
qolbinau said: "Is it me or is Kristin one of those people that always seems to be coming to Broadway in something? Reminds me how Chita kept saying for years and years that The Visit was coming ‘next season’. Although then it did lol. "
There’s already a thread about the 32 Broadway shows coming to Broadway that Kristin is attached to. She be one busy beaver.
Call_me_jorge said: "Very odd indeed. Is this first extended length run of a movie in a broadway house since like the 80’s? Has this every happened before? I think I recall Fosse/Verdon having its premiere at the Gerald Schoenfeld, but I can’t recall any other situations like this...."
FOSSE/VERDON premiered the pilot episode at the Schoenfeld, which ran about 45 minutes (no TV commercials).
Opinions about JUDY Oct 7
2019, 04:57:28 PM
And it’s been noted that the negative statement Liza made regarding the film when it started filming has been deleted from Liza’s Facebook page. Nice to see Garland’s daughters are making their peace with the new film now that it’s been released and the positive response and outcome holds its own weight without them having to address anything. Liza has recently said she loves Zellweger and is happy the film was made with respect to her mother and didn’t go the obvious messy route in telling a
I understand why Liza and Lorna distance themselves from it.
They did when the film first went into production and no one had any idea what tone the film would have. Due in part to the positive response the film is garnering, they both have changed their tune. They both now agree to not see the film as it would be painful to them though they are happy it is bringing attention to their mother’s memory to a new generation.
Ben_Platt_Out said: "I was fortunate enough to catch Tracie Bennett as Judy in Under the Rainbow. That play was awesome! It was all I needed."
END OF THE RAINBOW. The playwright himself has said the film JUDY is based on fact unlike his play, which he states is pure fantasy. He was part of the film’s development and loves it.
That’s why the film is getting the raves it is. Go to YouTube and watch a few of the JUDY press interviews. The love for Judy Garland expressed by Renée and the rest of the cast and crew (director, etc) is a testament their intentions were never to show a battered down Judy. Unlike the fabulous MY LIFE WITH JUDY, this film JUDY showcases Judy’s legendary sense-of-humor. Audiences laugh with her in this film, which is beautiful. Yes, we see the messy moments, but they are no
Teaser trailer for Judy w/Renee Zellweger Oct 1
2019, 09:59:37 PM
No. We learn of her death during the end credits. This film is a celebration of Judy, nothing is glorified or salacious. This isn’t a tragic Judy Garland bio. Her crash and burn moments are handled matter-of-factly and peppered with Judy’s legendary humor.
Saw the film last night at the Angelika in NYC. Renee is a revelation. The full circle transformation is simply insane and she brought Judy's humor to life. Audiences laughed which was magical to watch. Yes, there are several crash and burn moments but they are treated matter-of-factly and not glorified so this is not a tragic bio pic. Judy's humor still carries into these, which was not the case with Judy Davis' Judy Garland. Renee captures the
