Joseph;s technicoloured dreamcoat?
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http://www.reallyuseful.com/rug/shows/joseph/\n\nFirst performed in 1968, this lively and fun show was expanded and re-opened at the London Palladium in 1991, going on to break box office records.\n\nLasting only fifteen minutes when it was originally presented as a cantata at the Colet Court School in London on March 1, 1968, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat was revised five years later by Webber and Rice, expanded to 40 minutes, and presented at the West End. It was expanded again, this time to 90 minutes, before its first New York production at the Boston Academy of Music in 1976. In 1981, the show opened at an East Village theatre and ran 77 performances before moving to the Royale on January 27, 1982, where it remained for 747 performances. The Royale cast featured Bill Hutton (Joseph), Laurie Beechman (Narrator), and Tom Carter (Pharoah). During the Broadway run, Hutton was succeeded by Andy Gibb and David Cassidy. The 2000 film version features Donny Osmand.\nhttp://www.imagi-nation.com/moonstruck/albm71.html
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its ok.. whats the deal with the guy with turetts? i have got nothing against people with it. i just wonder how will he manage?\n\ni do like the royal guy is it george.. he looks kinda like brad pitt :)
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There is a song from Badly Drawn Boy called 'The Shining'.  The intro is done in cello and (I'm pretty sure) trombone.  It is absolutely beautiful.  I used it for the walking-down-the-aisle music in my wedding.
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Honestly. Honestly. Only if Powerman is in it and he talks jive. I think people would LOVE that!!! No joke or racism intended. Straight up 1970's street talking jive.\n\nAnd the costumes should always be acturate. though I assure you no studio would allow the costume.
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I LOVE that movie!  The film is "Rigoletto."  I have the piano music, too - great song!
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Agree with you. Looks absolutely fantastic but pushing on a bit. Will end up looking like Tina Turner. Is that you in disguise Madge
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looove Zippy Bungle and George!\nJeffrey wasn't too bad looking either if I remember....
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Went to art college with John Lennon - took part in his Christmas Pantomime at the college - very disrespectful and naughty.  Part of it was a fashion show and my friend had to model a tennis dress.  She had legs that reached the sky and came on with a tennis racket and balls.  John wrote the script and I had to say 'Balls by Evans Medical' a medical equipment company in Liverpool!
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Is it the one from the Hasty Pudding Theatre? I have that one, I think that is all there is but you could try his website. I haven't looked at it for ages but I vaguely remember that there was a merchandise section. Otherwise try E-Bay that's where I got my video from. His web address is www.emophilips.com
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I gave you a thumbs up on this question.....sounds like a great movie......I'm hoping someone will have the answer......sounds like one of those "Night Gallery" shorts too.\nOk anyone?!
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Jeepers!\n\nWhat a jaunty job Jamie's to have. After enquiring of the Judaica and a jury of my juniors, the following is suggested. Disinfect a jackknife with Javex and gently jostle the jagged object free. No joke...."Gently" jerk it, don't jeer nor josh, and breath.\n\nFor the jaundice, julienne jojoba, jalapeno and jasmine into a juice and shortly, Jason should be jolly and jostling with jubilation! Jamie & Jason would be justified to enjoy joie de vivre and I'd suggest they go back to jiu-jitsu. \n\nP.S. remind Jamie to lay off the ju jubes.....they're a jaw breaker!   \n\nSigned: Joe Public
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The fashions in the movie reflect the fashions of the time of the Titanic. If you look up "Edwardian fashion" you should see similar clothing.  ("Titanic era Fashion" will work, too, as the movie has created a lot of interest in costumes of that period) Sounds like a fun project! Enjoy!
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Copperfield's sawing himself in half illusion.  You can actually see his body parts away from each other!  There's nothing hiding them; you see the razor blade cut through them.  Gross!
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I look like Eliot...\n\nBut from the E.T. Movie. Sorry
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There was a mediocre movie with this as the theme a few years back, starring Michael Keaton.\n\nThe point was that it was a bad idea.
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nope, but thank you for asking.\nmy beauty is straight out of a box!
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They are works of imagination. For one, Jesus being the son of a Nazarene, would have looked like a Middle Eastern person, not the brown haired blue eyed person that is typically portrayed by Western artists.\n\nFurthermore, Isaiah 53:2 (Christians presume that this chapter prophesieses of Jesus - for e.g. 53:1 is quoted in John 12:38) states that "He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him, nothing in his appearance that we should desire him" (this is from the New International Version). You could take this to mean that Jesus was not good looking either. Another interpretation could be that he did not look 'royal', but regardless, he was probably an average looking Joe.\n\nI'm not sure if I would want to fault the artists for their inaccurate portrayals of Jesus. Perhaps a misplaced attempt at depicting those aspects that we find admirable. In the end, the physical appearance is immaterial, it is what the man stands for that is important.