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| Wasn’t the official reason for leaving the show | |
| Posted by: dramedy 11:44 am EDT 07/11/18 | |
| In reply to: Steve Kazee news - lowwriter 10:55 am EDT 07/11/18 | |
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| To take care of his dad in moving after family home burned down? So he is really doing a movie instead? Why give some bogus excuse? | |
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| re: Wasn’t the official reason for leaving the show | |
| Posted by: AC126748 01:03 pm EDT 07/11/18 | |
| In reply to: Wasn’t the official reason for leaving the show - dramedy 11:44 am EDT 07/11/18 | |
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| Wow -- way to immediately jump to the negative and assume that he was lying. I hope that made you feel good about yourself. Kazee DID leave Pretty Woman because his father's house burned down, and he needed to be on the ground to help his father. Doing so meant he would have to miss significant rehearsal commitments, which is why he had to leave. He's also someone who still needs to work. Do you think that caring for his father means doing nothing else 24/7? The man has had a rough couple years with the death of his mother, a potentially career-ending vocal injury and a fire that he said on Twitter "resulted in a total loss of home and all possessions." Click the link if you don't believe it. |
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| Link | https://twitter.com/stevekazee/status/992855330714337280?lang=en |
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| re: Wasn’t the official reason for leaving the show | |
| Last Edit: Delvino 04:36 pm EDT 07/11/18 | |
| Posted by: Delvino 04:34 pm EDT 07/11/18 | |
| In reply to: re: Wasn’t the official reason for leaving the show - AC126748 01:03 pm EDT 07/11/18 | |
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| And to your point, maybe he needed the money from the Lifetime film; 22 days of work, very nice salary. The business of acting is rough. A corporate produced film, rather than an indie, can pay bills and provide needed benefits, like health insurance. Health insurance is no easier for actors. Making is a living isn't any easier after Tonys and other awards. The awards don't spew $20 bills like an ATM. |
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| re: Wasn’t the official reason for leaving the show | |
| Posted by: JereNYC (JereNYC@aol.com) 11:58 am EDT 07/11/18 | |
| In reply to: Wasn’t the official reason for leaving the show - dramedy 11:44 am EDT 07/11/18 | |
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| I think it's likely that he DID need to help his father and has done all that he could do in that regard and now this movie is his next job. He probably did not want to commit to doing PRETTY WOMAN in New York, including all the rehearsals and learning of new material, at a time when he honestly did not know what his time commitment to his family would need to be. | |
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| re: Wasn’t the official reason for leaving the show | |
| Posted by: lowwriter 11:53 am EDT 07/11/18 | |
| In reply to: Wasn’t the official reason for leaving the show - dramedy 11:44 am EDT 07/11/18 | |
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| Shooting a few scenes in a movie is different than committing to a Broadway show for a year. | |
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