Do you know how difficult that must be? They throw stacks of newspapers all over set, never missing. The dancers literally dance on top of newspapers. How great are three-dimensional characters? In the movie, all our hero could do was sell papers. In the musical, they gave the hero additional talents that not only rounded out his character, but made him more sympathetic to the viewer and got him a happily ever after.Ĥ. Do whatever you need to do to get rid of that awkward…like this sentence.ģ. Ask your friends to say the sentence more naturally. Some of the lyrics in the movie didn’t make a whole lot of sense because they were trying just a little too hard.
The higher the stakes, the more suspense you have, the more page turning your novel is.Ģ. The love interest in the musical is the villian’s daughter. In the movie, the love interest is the sister of a supporting character. It also got me thinking about how to apply the changes that the musical made that took this cult classic movie and made it into something epic (without spoiling the musical).ġ. All I’m saying - there are only 3 women in the show.
But I dutifully and super ecstatically bought my tickets and took my friend for her birthday to the Detroit Opera House. (Oh, is that all, Heather?) Let me start off by admitting that I have the movie memorized, so I was hesitant about the changes. They erased the plot holes and tweaked the music. How did a crap Disney musical turn into a successful Broadway show? Like all bad musicals (yeah, I’ve been to Rocky Horror at midnight in a corset, too) it had a huge cult following that lead to the successful rewrite of the musical, which debuted on Broadway in 2011…and proceeded to win a Tony. In fact, it’s rumored that Christian Bale’s biggest regret is Newsies! (Say it ain’t so, Christian.) Newsieswas a Disney musical movie starring Christian Bale and Bill Pullman about the 1899 newboys strike in New York City (based on a true story that led to labor reform). For more, see our Privacy Policy.Nothing is better than when the musical you’ve been dying to see comes to town…especially if you’ve been obsessed with it since 1992. Fullname Email Address Your personal information will never be shared, rented, sold or otherwise released to any third party.
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