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re: “The Lady’s Improving”
Last Edit: shocktheatre 12:48 pm EST 11/24/20
Posted by: shocktheatre 12:44 pm EST 11/24/20
In reply to: “The Lady’s Improving” - showtunetrivia 12:39 pm EST 11/24/20

I think if she only PHONES IN a song with that title, she will get YET ANOTHER Oscar nomination.

Not that there's anything wrong with that.

And she never PHONES IN anything, so this post is silly. I guess I'm in the holiday spirit because of the last 48 hours.
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i'm betting the Oscars won't be knocking on The Prom's door
Posted by: Chazwaza 04:10 pm EST 11/24/20
In reply to: re: “The Lady’s Improving” - shocktheatre 12:44 pm EST 11/24/20

On stage it was basically a YA (young adult) TV movie musical on stage. Fun as it was it was not broadway caliber, and felt almost written to be adapted for TV/Netflix/Disney. Not everyone agrees with this assessment, sure, but my point is that Meryl slaying a song or two in this movie seems VERY unlikely to get her an *Oscar* nom, if you ask me (which no one did).
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re: i'm betting the Oscars won't be knocking on The Prom's door
Posted by: shocktheatre 06:04 pm EST 11/24/20
In reply to: i'm betting the Oscars won't be knocking on The Prom's door - Chazwaza 04:10 pm EST 11/24/20

She'll laugh it off either way. It's not like she needs another one.
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“What, after all, is a halo?...”
Posted by: showtunetrivia 09:05 pm EST 11/25/20
In reply to: re: i'm betting the Oscars won't be knocking on The Prom's door - shocktheatre 06:04 pm EST 11/24/20

“...It’s only one more thing to keep clean.”—Christopher Fry

It likely applies to Oscars, too.

Laura
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'The Prom's' bid for a Best Song Oscar
Last Edit: WaymanWong 04:17 pm EST 11/25/20
Posted by: WaymanWong 04:13 pm EST 11/25/20
In reply to: re: i'm betting the Oscars won't be knocking on The Prom's door - shocktheatre 06:04 pm EST 11/24/20

Netflix's ''The Prom'' features a new song, ''Wear Your Crown,'' by Adam Anders, Peer Astrom, Sklar and Beguelin, that'll be Oscar-eligible.

From Ryan Murphy in Variety: ''When we got to the end of the movie ... I think we needed an end-credit song that’s about the women. It’s about the female power in the film. I told the songwriting team and the composer, “Let’s do something upbeat, that we can send people out in a celebratory fashion, and let’s have all the women do the vocal tracks. Furthermore, let’s have Meryl Streep rap.” They were like “What?” I said, “I want her to rap. I need her to rap.” They laughed, and they went off and wrote the song “Wear Your Crown,” and it’s optimistic and makes you feel good. It has a message of fighting intolerance and being proud of who you are. We wanted to leave young people with that feeling.''
Link 'Wear Your Crown' from 'The Prom'
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re: 'The Prom's' bid for a Best Song Oscar
Posted by: shocktheatre 04:26 pm EST 11/26/20
In reply to: 'The Prom's' bid for a Best Song Oscar - WaymanWong 04:13 pm EST 11/25/20

It's a decent end credits song even though it owes a LOT to "This Is Me."

The Michelle Obama line will annoy all the right people, which always works for me.

And Meryl has rapped before ON SCREEN.

Here's the best I could get from YouTube.

I think you all will find it famliar.
Link Meryl, rapping in this movie she made a few years ago
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Meryl in the full clip
Posted by: shocktheatre 04:41 pm EST 11/26/20
In reply to: re: 'The Prom's' bid for a Best Song Oscar - shocktheatre 04:26 pm EST 11/26/20

Found a better one.
Link La Streep THE WITCH'S RAP
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re: 'The Prom's' bid for a Best Song Oscar
Posted by: BroadwayTonyJ 02:40 am EST 11/26/20
In reply to: 'The Prom's' bid for a Best Song Oscar - WaymanWong 04:13 pm EST 11/25/20

Are there definite plans to release The Prom in movie theaters for a limited run in order to qualify for Oscars? I can't wait to see the film, but (if available) I'd rather see it first on a movie screen before viewing it on my TV.
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