#Christopher Fitzgerald

[the-patchwork-girl-of-oz]

Every time I see pics of the movie Charmed Circle with the OG Broadway charmed circle it just gives me “mama ozian with their ozling” vibes

[gameofthunder66]

'Revolutionary Road' (2008) film

=watched 7/14/2024- 2 [1/4] stars- on DVD

[tokuvivor]

DuckTales Character Songs! (Part 2, cont’d.)

@glowyjellyfish @shychick-52 Same list still, so tagging them again.

Doofus Drake

Never Ever Getting Rid of Me by Christopher Fitzgerald and Kimiko Glenn from Waitress

This song basically sums up Doofus’ unhealthy obsession with Louie.

Fenton Crackshell-Cabrera

Superman (It’s Not Easy) by Five for Fighting

Superheroes can get all the love and adoration from the public in the world, but that doesn’t change the fact that at their core, they’re still regular people, and it’s hard for them to be heroes. And that’s hardly lost on Fenton, DuckTales’ resident intrepid scientific intern, aka Gizmoduck. He loves helping the people of Duckburg (and sometimes even the world), but deep down, “[he’s] more than a bird, [he’s] more than a plane, [he’s] more than some pretty face beside a train. And it’s not easy to be [him].”

Goldie O’Gilt

Goldfinger by Shirley Bassey from Goldfinger

Sure, the titular Bond nemesis may be a man, but come on, this song fits Goldie to a T.

Magica de Spell

Queen of the Night by Whitney Houston from The Bodyguard

The context of this song could easily be changed to fit Magica’s storyline, especially prior to The Shadow War!, when she didn’t have her physical body back, and was just, well, a shadow. Many of the lyrics in the song can also be contextualized in a shipping way, if you choose to go that route.

Fergus and Downy McDuck

When You Need Me by Bruce Springsteen

This song is a good parent-to-child message, and I think it works really well in the context of Scrooge’s occasionally distant relationship with his parents.

M’ma Cabrera

Girl on Fire by Alicia Keys

This song just exudes powerful, badass female energy. I don’t know, I just think it fits M’ma really well.

And that’s it for Season 1-originating recurring characters. Next time, on to Season 2!

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295 - Let Them All Talk

Say it with us: confusion! In our episodes where we have discussed 2020, one of the major conversations we've yet to really tackle is the confusion around what films would be considered theatrical while most of the country's theatres were closed. This week's film occupied that undefined space: Steven Soderbergh's ensemble comedy Let Them All Talk. Meryl Streep starred as a heralded author reunited on a cruise with old friends who may have inspired her work, played by Dianne Wiest and Candice Bergen. While at sea, conversations of art vs. commerce, authenticity, and inspiration play out in improvisational delight. But alas, no one knew whether Let Them All Talk was a movie or TV.

This week, we talk about Soderbergh's films made for HBO Max and the Oscar nominated performances we would swap out this year in favor of the LTAT women. We also talk about Streep's career post-The Devil Wears Prada, Wiest monologuing about the night sky, and Murphy Brown vs. Dan Quayle.

Topics also include the AARP Movies for Grownups Awards, this year's Emmy race, and Angels in America.

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Miscast 2015 - Laura Benanti and Christopher Fitzgerald perform Sixteen Going On Seventeen from the musical The Sound Of Music

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Waitress: The Musical Review- A Beautifully Done Production Based On The 2007 Film Of The Same Name

Waitress was a 2007 indie rom-com starring Kerri Russell in the lead role of Jenna Hunterson. At the time it had a small following with fans of it saying it was charming and humorous.  Ever since to # MeToo movement has happened. This film has taken on a deeper meaning for a lot of women. It makes sense that it would spawn a Broadway play of the same name.  Adrienne Shelly was the writer and…

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Waitress: The Musical (Pro-Shot)  Review  

This writer already wrote a review for the last UK tour of the titular show discussed here with the release of this filmed recording. If you want broader thoughts on the show it might be best to dig through this blog archives. The main selling point of this edition beyond the typical positives that come with the pro shot industry generally is seeing original composer and lyricist Sara Bareilles…

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Succession photography BTS by Christopher Norr

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Sweet Helen, make me immortal with a kiss. Her lips suck forth my soul: see, where it flies!— Come, Helen, come, give me my soul again. Here will I dwell, for heaven is in these lips, And all is dross that is not Helena.

[the-patchwork-girl-of-oz]

I’ve seen fan casts of Kristen Chenoweth as Galinda’s mom (which I love) but also I would like to prepose Christopher Fitzgerald as Bfee (aka Boq’s dad from the book).

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Tracklist:

No One Mourns The Wicked • Dear Old Shiz • The Wizard And I • What Is This Feeling? • Something Bad • Dancing Through Life • Popular • I'm Not That Girl • One Short Day • A Sentimental Man • Defying Gravity • Thank Goodness • Wonderful • I'm Not That Girl (Reprise) • As Long As You're Mine • No Good Deed • March Of The Witch Hunters • For Good • Finale

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Nolan to Murphy:

Never thought a Scott Fitzgerald quote would suit these two so much!!

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" Nel corso di una conferenza stampa tenutasi nel maggio del 1962, John F. Kennedy proclamò, nei toni che gli erano consueti, la fine delle ideologie; rispose così a due bisogni della nazione: il bisogno di credere che le decisioni politiche siano nelle mani di specialisti imparziali e bipartitici e il bisogno di credere che i problemi di cui si occupano gli esperti siano incomprensibili ai profani: «Per molti anni la maggior parte di noi è stata condizionata ad avere un’opinione politica: repubblicana o democratica, “liberal”, conservatrice o moderata. La realtà dei fatti è che la maggior parte dei problemi… che dobbiamo affrontare ora, sono problemi tecnici, problemi amministrativi. Sono risoluzioni estremamente complesse, che non si prestano a quel nobile genere di agguerriti movimenti che in passato hanno infiammato il paese con tanta frequenza. [Essi] concernono questioni che trascendono ormai la capacità di comprensione della stragrande maggioranza…»*

*Citato in David Eakins, Policy-Planning for the Establishment in A New History of Leviathan, a cura di Ronald Radosh e Murray Rothbard, New York, Dutton, 1972, p. 198.

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Christopher Lasch, La cultura del narcisismo. L’individuo in fuga dal sociale in un’età di disillusioni collettive; Nuova postfazione dell’autore, traduzione di Marina Bocconcelli, Fabbri (collana Saggi Tascabili), 1992. [Libro elettronico]

[Edizione originale: The Culture of Narcissism: American Life in an Age of Diminishing Expectations, W. W. Norton, New York City, 1979]

[fireworkss-exe]

why are the authors of my fav books all. weird.

[lobbycards]

The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain, German lobby card. 1995