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Tony Superstars' Best Advice For Actors -- From the 2014 Tony Awards Red Carpet
Stephen Sondheim tutors students at the Guildhall School during their performance of "Not Getting Married" from Company.
Now with… musicals ! Pick 5 musicals you like before reading the questions.
1. Wicked
2. The Lion King
3. Rent
4. Little Shop Of Horrors
5. Les Misérables
1. Who is your favourite character in 2?
Scar.
2. Who is your least favourite character in 1?
Madame Morrible or Nessarose.
3. What’s your favorite song of 4?
"Skid Row (Downtown)."
4. What is your least favorite song of 5?
...I can't really pick one, they all go so well into the musical's story.
5. What’s your favourite relationship in 3?
Collins & Angel.
6. Who is your anti-relationship in 2?
...I can't really say that there is a relationship from that show that I don't like.
7. How many times have you seen 1?
Twice, and I still want to see more shows of it, particularly on Broadway. ;3 ...And if there's ever a movie, I'd probably wear out my DVD copy because this show... #godbless.
8. How did you become interested in 3?
From knowing about Idina Menzel from Glee (Season 1) & Wicked and then finding out about Rent from there.
9. Who is your favourite actor in 5?
In the film version, Aaron Tveit, godDAMN his voice does things to me.
10. Which musical do you prefer 1, 2, or 4?
Ugggggggh, I love Lion King and Wicked so much.. But I gotta go with Wicked.
11. Which soundtrack do you listen to more, 1 or 3?
Wicked.
12. If you could be anyone from 4, who would you be?
Either Seymour or Mr. Mushnik....Audrey II (voice) would be great fun too.
13. How would you kill off your favourite character in 5?
I'd have Enjolras die in the arms of Marius (after Enjolras is shot) because I SHIP THEM SO HARD and I DIDN'T GET ENOUGH OTP FEELS WITH THEIR ENDING.
14. Would a 1/3 crossover work
I don't think so. They're just two very different shows...Though their sound is pretty similar....Both are very good shows in their own rights, though.
15. Pair two characters in 4 that would make an unlikely, but strangely okay couple.
Uhhhhhhh, Orin & Seymour? I could imagine Orin being dominating over Seymour and Seymour being submissive, lol.
16. Overall, which show has the better cast, 3 or 5?
Both have extremely excellent casts, I'd go with Rent for the more entertaining aspect of the cast, but if they're in Les Misérables, then clearly they have to be pretty damn good singers (Movie-wise, I love the Les Misérables cast the best).
17. Which has the better music, 2 or 4?
Lion King has the better music, because it is so ingrained into the African Culture and beautifully written/sung.
SDFNIWUESGNFKJDS:NGOI:JF DRAMA CATEGORIES
I don't know why I'm excited....House, Once Upon A Time, Smash, Grey's Anatomy, The Walking Dead, Missing, Pan Am aren't even up for anything in these categories (tho Ashley Judd is up in the miniseries category).
But that reel reminded me that I really want to act in Drama shows.
EMMY 2012 Nominations Wishlist
In a perfect world, these would be among the nominees:
Comedy Series: GCB
Lead Actress (Comedy): Kristin Chenoweth (GCB); Lea Michele (Glee)
Supporting Actress (Comedy): Annie Potts (GCB); Miriam Shor (GCB); Naya Rivera (Glee); Dianna Agron (Glee)
Guest Actress (Comedy): Whoopi Goldberg (The Middle)
Drama Series: Once Upon A Time
Lead Actress (Drama): Ashley Judd (Missing); Jennifer Morrison (Once Upon A Time); Ellen Pompeo (Grey's Anatomy)
Lead Actor (Drama): Hugh Laurie (House)
Supporting Actress (Drama): Anjelica Houston (SMASH); Sandra Oh (Grey's Anatomy); Lana Parilla (Once Upon A Time); Ginnifer Goodwin (Once Upon A Time); Christina Ricci (Pan Am)
Supporting Actor (Drama): Robert Carlyle (Once Upon A Time)
Emmy Roundtable: Drama Actresses
from "The Hollywood Reporter," June 2011. A drama actress roundtable with Kelly McDonald, Christina Hendricks, Regina King, Katey Sagal, Melissa Leo, Julianna Margulies, and Connie Britton.