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re: MFL, OLIVER, MUSIC MAN

Posted by: chessmate 09:32 am EST 11/03/15
In reply to: re: Do Movie Musicals Give Musicals a Bad Name? - richmurphy 09:39 pm EST 11/02/15

Are three classics that remain very faithful to the stage versions. I don't think a line is changed or a scene added to MY FAIR LADY--OK, maybe Higgians doesn't take a drink before the ball on stage, and a few brief scenes are done differently, but otherwise it's the same story/songs.

One can quibble over the casting--Hepburn over Andrews, Jones over Cook--but the performers and the productions are first rate overall.


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