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re: Yes, the excellent Christopher Innvar makes a very fine Atticus Finch
Last Edit: Delvino 09:56 am EST 01/16/22
Posted by: Delvino 09:54 am EST 01/16/22
In reply to: re: Yes, the excellent Christopher Innvar makes a very fine Atticus Finch - bobby2 12:00 am EST 01/16/22

His absence isn't discussed at the box office, but it's the logical explanation. Five covers went on yesterday, including the brilliant Tom Robinson of Yaegel T. Welch. This company has expertly managed the understudy crunch, but they can't lose a star comfortably.

Yet a separate topic: Is Greg Kinnear box office? Asking, not surmising one way or another. But I would've imagined Richard Thomas the more logical next NYC star, an actor with many stage credits and Broadway street cred. Kinnear has zero stage credits in his Playbill bio, and seems to be starting on Broadway -- heavy lifting, first time out. Clearly, decisions were made with a calculation: the play is *also* the star. True before Covid; now, star power seems required. We'll see about June. Maybe a summer launch -- his third -- will be magic for poor Kinnear.
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re: Yes, the excellent Christopher Innvar makes a very fine Atticus Finch
Posted by: bobby2 06:58 pm EST 01/17/22
In reply to: re: Yes, the excellent Christopher Innvar makes a very fine Atticus Finch - Delvino 09:54 am EST 01/16/22

I was thinking the same thing that Thomas would be more of a draw but I guess they need a star on the road.

I don't think Kinear will bring much box office at all. His film career has really slowed down in recent years and he was never much of a draw to begin with. I guess pre-covid they thought he was known enough to keep the big hit going. Now as you say I'm not so sure.
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