"Catch Me If You Can" the Next Broadway Movie Musical
Summary
Movie and theater impresarios Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman have found another movie to turn into a Broadway smash. "Catch Me If You Can," the Leonardo DiCaprio/Christopher Walken movie will now be staged with song and dance numbers. Back to Article
Movie and theater impresarios Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman have found another movie to turn into a Broadway smash. "Catch Me If You Can," the Leonardo DiCaprio/Christopher Walken movie will now be staged with song and dance numbers. Back to Article
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Mr. Kong writes: on Jul 01 2007 02:07 PM Oh my god... (Reply to this) |
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Bigbrother writes: on Jul 01 2007 02:10 PM ***Tilts head to the side*** "Really?!?" "What was that noise?" "Don't worry that was just Gilbert and Sullivan rolling over in their graves" (Reply to this) |
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arendr writes: on Jul 01 2007 02:54 PM Ridiculous. This is getting really silly. (Reply to this) |
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synergyred writes: on Jul 01 2007 03:59 PM Bizzare.... (Reply to this) |
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FourthWall writes: on Jul 01 2007 05:21 PM Oh no. First Legally Blonde, then the upcoming Spiderman musical written by U2, and now this... What are they doing to Broadway?! (Reply to this) |
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Mr. Kong writes: on Jul 01 2007 05:37 PM In reply to this comment (#871998) Please tell me the "Spider-Man" musical part was a joke. (Reply to this) |
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QueenEdys writes: on Jul 01 2007 08:00 PM In reply to this comment (#871999) Nope. Did you miss that RT post? (Reply to this) |
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Simple Minded writes: on Jul 01 2007 08:08 PM [b]Ummm...[/b] I could actually see this working. Seriously, not really hard to turn this into a musical. I can't say the same for the upcoming Spider-Man musical, but I'm stoked either way no matter how ridiculous it may be. (Reply to this) |
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thegoodlife08 writes: on Jul 02 2007 04:57 AM Has anyone seen the Evil Dead musical? If so, how was it? (Reply to this) |
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Mr. Kong writes: on Jul 02 2007 05:26 AM In reply to this comment (#872000) I didn't; what is happening to the world of musicals??!! (Reply to this) |
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SpikesInMySkull writes: on Jul 02 2007 06:16 AM In reply to this comment (#883092) I had front row center tickets, but then the show close the week before my tickets. The reviews where pretty good, but obviously the ticket sales must have been pretty bad. ...speaking of bad musical, neither "Catch Me if You Can" nor "Spiderman" could POSSIBLY be as god-awful as Lestat which I had the displeasure of seeing in Previews prior to it's 3 week run.... it wasn't my idea, I assure you. (Reply to this) |
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Bigbrother writes: on Jul 02 2007 06:18 AM WICKED still the best musical out there right now. If you haven't seen I highly recommend it. (Reply to this) |
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TombstoneLawDog writes: on Jul 02 2007 07:01 AM [b]This will *ROCK*[/b] I don't think they're thinking big enough with 'Spider-Man' as a musical. I think they should really go for what Broadway was meant for all along and make SPAWN into a musical. Think about it; When Todd McFarlain wrote about a man ripped from the bloody maw of hell, given a demonic body and cursed powers and sent out with a satanic purpose, only to be distracted by revenge and lost passion for his wife and daughter, he was clearly thinking of a lavish Broadway production with glorious costumes, epic songs and intricately-choreographed dance numbers. ..Or Broadway and whoever else is coming up with this shit could get the righteous fuck over themselves, stop masturbating on a pile of comic books and DVD's and maybe preserve some vestige of their dignity. Okay, *maybe* I'm a little cynical, but whoever saw Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's contribution to American lore and somehow thought 'Musical' almost certainly only did it in the last five years and saw dollar signs and that makes me want to beat the shit out of something. Now back to your regularly scheduled string about 'Catch Me If You Can,' already in progress. (Reply to this) |
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Simsgil writes: on Jul 02 2007 07:17 AM Legally Blonde was very disapppointing. Opening soon . . Young Frankenstein! (Reply to this) |
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taran72 writes: on Jul 02 2007 03:36 PM Originality, already vacating movie studios, is now escaping Broadway. Gonna miss him. (Reply to this) |
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