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4 April 2012 2:09 PM, PDT | digitalspy | See recent digitalspy news »
Amy Adams has signed up for the upcoming New York production of Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods. The Superman: Man of Steel actress will portray the Baker's Wife in the musical, which was originated by Joanna Gleason in 1986. The play will run at the Delacorte Theatre in New York's Central Park from July 23 to August 25, reports Entertainment Weekly. Joining Adams in the play are Jack Broderick (Narrator), Gideon Glick (Jack), Cooper Grodin (Rapunzel's Prince), Ivan Hernandez (Cinderella's Prince/Wolf), Tina Johnson (Granny), Josh Lamon (Steward), Jessie Mueller (Cinderella), Laura Shoop (Cinderella's Mother) (more) »
- By Tom Eames
4 April 2012 10:55 AM, PDT | EW.com - PopWatch | See recent EW.com - PopWatch news »
Anything can happen in the woods, and Amy Adams will find out exactly what Stephen Sondheim’s lyrics mean when she leads the Public Theater’s Into the Woods cast in July, a rep for the actress confirmed to EW.
Amy Adams will play the Baker’s Wife, the role originated by Tony Award winner Joanna Gleason (also a redhead!), at the Delacorte Theatre in Central Park from July 23 to Aug. 25. Adams has a host of theater credits and has previously demonstrated her musical prowess in Enchanted and The Muppets. (That’s how we know she can carry a tune! »
- Marc Snetiker
3 April 2012 11:15 AM, PDT | Vulture | See recent Vulture news »
Amy Adams has been cast as the Baker's Wife in Into the Woods — the Central Park production coming this summer, not the long-awaited movie. Although ... Amy Adams does seem party darn perfect for the role, so who knows what kinds of ideas are dancing around Rob Marshall's noggin? The man made Nine; there is truly no way of understanding him. Given that there's no such thing as another Joanna Gleason, we might as well embrace the new, plus just picture Adams saying, "What am I doing here, I'm in the wrong story." Promising! »
- Margaret Lyons
20 February 2012 6:26 AM, PST | AfterElton.com | See recent AfterElton.com news »
On Smash you'd be wise not to trust the sexy smile of Ellis (Jaime Cepero)
Now that the launch of Smash is behind us, the obvious question is what happens next? And while much of the show’s plotlines will delve into the various sides of putting together the Marilynmusical, we’ll also be learning a lot more about the regular characters on the show. One of those characters is Ellis, played by Jaime Cepero, who may be all smiles when helping his boss Tom (Christian Borle) or when being ordered to get yet another cup of tea by potential nemesis Julia (Debra Messing) but, as Cepero told AfterElton.com during last month’s Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour, may have much more going on that just a pleasant grin.
In fact, the key to who Ellis truly is may lie in a homework assignment he was given that »
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4 February 2012 7:48 PM, PST | Alt Film Guide | See recent Alt Film Guide news »
Rick Santorum puts kids to sleep Mia Farrow is a frequent Twitter tweeter. Earlier today, for instance, Farrow expressed her disgust at the Chinese and Russian governments' decision to veto United Nations sanctions against Syria, where the Bashar al-Assad regime reportedly massacred hundreds of people in the city of Homs. On the homefront, Farrow posted a picture she called "a gem" (via the website Think Progress). Regarding the picture (see above), Farrow's tweet reads: "See children's choir literally passing out from boredom during [Republican presidential candidate Rick] Santorum [Florida] speech." Despite a movie career that includes almost fifty films during the course of nearly five decades, Mia Farrow not only has never won an Oscar, she has never been even nominated for one. that's quite surprising, considering her movie credits. Among those are Roman Polanski's Rosemary's Baby (1968), with John Cassavetes; Peter Yates' John and Mary (1969), with Dustin Hoffman; Jack Clayton's The Great Gatsby »
- Andre Soares
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