| re: When someone in a show has billing, standalone, as "And" after the first-billed stars, are they effectively being given 2nd billing? |
| Posted by: BroadwayTonyJ 02:48 pm EDT 08/24/18 |
| In reply to: When someone in a show has billing, standalone, as "And" after the first-billed stars, are they effectively being given 2nd billing? - PlayWiz 02:23 pm EDT 08/24/18 |
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| I think that billing is not a very reliable means of determining lead versus featured. There is a thread about this matter for the 1960 Broadway season if you scroll down a few days. Over the years actors in Tony-winning/nominated roles have been billed over the title, on the left or on the right, by under the title starring billing or under the title with billing, in a box or not in a box, and undoubtedly by innumerable other variations. IMO the best way to determine lead or featured is simply by using common sense. |
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