Favorite Film-Turned-Broadway-Musical

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Favorite Film-Turned-Broadway-Musical

Sunset Boulevard (1950/1993)
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Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967/2002)
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10%
The Producers (1968/2001)
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10%
Footloose (1984/1998)
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Hairspray (1988/2002)
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10%
Beauty and the Beast (1991/1994)
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50%
The Lion King (1994/1997)
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20%
The Full Monty (1997/2000)
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This works the other way too!
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The Lion King and ranking second would be Beauty and the Beast. :wink:
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Hmmm. Where's I don't like Broadway musicals, I'm not gay.
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Has to be Hairspray! It's sixties-tastic!

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Eeeee! I just saw Thoroughly Modern Millie a few weeks ago and loved it. It was quite different from the movie (which I also love), and it's not quite the same without the Carol Channing character. My only complaint was that the actor who played Jimmy was a bit weak. Gavin Creel, who originated Jimmy on Broadway (and also plays a role in both Eloise movies) has a marvelous singing voice, second only to Ewan McGregor. The guy I saw was only so-so. Plus he had the appearance of being short and stocky. Not that there's anything wrong with that ...

I also love Sunset Blvd. The stage version of it is amazing.
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Not to mention that Beauty and the Beast and The Lion King are quite wonderful on stage as well. Still trying to convince my love one of the latter, though. :tink:
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The Lion King
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