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re: Robert Preston...

Posted by: TheOtherOne 08:12 pm EST 01/21/15
In reply to: re: Robert Preston... - Haberville 07:10 pm EST 01/21/15

There was talk of "Victor/Victoria" being adapted for the stage years before it actually happened, while Preston was still alive, and Preston was outspokenly critical of the idea. His comments, if I recall correctly, suggested that Edwards did not know what he was doing and that Julie was following him blindly. I think he felt it would be compared to and pale next to "La Cage", which was then a huge hit.

It may have been in the Sunday Times Magazine. Perhaps you can google it.

Anyway, she probably liked working with him and attributed his criticisms to those "demons."


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