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Re: The Godfather Musical Article
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04/08/05 04:34 PM
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Well, whatever it is, The Godfather Musical can be good if it is made by good people. Otherwise, no.
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Re: The Godfather Musical Article
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04/08/05 04:48 PM
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Re: The Godfather Musical Article
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04/08/05 05:02 PM
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Originally posted by SC: In the future Mikey Montana should do his own posting! I guess that he wants to hold the record on the board for the LEAST amounts of posts by a member! That strunz! ( Mikey, we know that while you may not post, you DO read the boards!) Don Cardi 
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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Re: The Godfather Musical Article
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04/08/05 07:21 PM
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GF musical hu??? Might work. I can't help but picture The Corleones and the other families dancing a "rumble" in the streets of NYC, only with maching guns instead of knives. Or maybe...Michael belting out "When you're a Corleone, you're a Corleone all the way"....or maybe "Senator Geary, I'm misunderstood, deep down inside me there is good." The possibilities are endless. I wouldn't mind more info when you get a chance DC. Sounds interesting. TIS
"Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind. War will exist until that distant day when the conscientious objector enjoys the same reputation and prestige that the warrior does today." JFK
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Re: The Godfather Musical Article
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04/09/05 01:19 PM
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I'm just thinking how great the wedding scene could be if it was formed into a musical.
Kaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay, that's not me... Kaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay, that's my fam il y...
This could definately be a show worth going to.
"The toe you stepped on yesterday may be attached to the ass you have to kiss today." -Former Mayor of Providence, RI, Vincent "Buddy" Cianci
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Re: The Godfather Musical Article
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04/09/05 11:37 PM
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Dropped the gun when Pop was shot (Broke my heart and you gotta go down) No, Fredo, your not smaht (Broke my heart and you gotta go down)
One fish, two fish, three fish, bang! Broke my heart and you gotta go down One fish, two fish, three fish, bang! Broke my heart and you gotta go down
"The toe you stepped on yesterday may be attached to the ass you have to kiss today." -Former Mayor of Providence, RI, Vincent "Buddy" Cianci
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Re: The Godfather Musical Article
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04/10/05 12:21 AM
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Cor------leone where the oranges come rolling down the trail thought i would give it a try 
Johnny Stiltz "Take the gun leave the canolis with me "
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Re: The Godfather Musical Article
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04/11/05 12:53 PM
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Great work DonTom,  I can't wait to see more.
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Re: The Godfather Musical Article
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Ok, this link works : http://tampatrib.com/Entertainment/MGBF9RQKX6E.html Here is the article : Godfather!: The Musical' Celebrates Family Life By Bob Ross Of The Tampa Tribune Published: Apr 1, 2005 It worked well for ``The Producers,'' ``Hairspray'' and ``Chicago.'' So it seems natural that the newest movie-musical conversion looms as inevitable as it is uncalled for. Thirty-three years after emerging as one of America's most beloved film classics, the all-time gangster-family favorite ``The Godfather'' is being developed as a Hollywood musical. Combining the miracle of computer-generated imagery with the latest in pop-music sensibilities, the big-budget, song-and-dance filled ``Godfather! The Musical'' will bring the Corleone clan closer to today's young moviegoers, many of whom think ``gangster'' yarns are confined to hip-hop conflicts and clothing lines. Producer Albert S. Ruddy and director Francis Ford Coppola have already passed the highest hurdle facing their project: The filmmakers have obtained rights (not cheaply, of course) from the Marlon Brando estate to use the legendary actor's image to reprise his Oscar-winning role as Don Vito Corleone. Using digital re-creations of Brando's famous face and voice, Coppola will turn the jowly crime boss into a singing inspiration for his wife (``I'll Take Care of Everything''), his daughter (``Keep Carlo at Home'') and his fiery eldest son (``A Real Man Spends Time With His Family''). To create Brando's vocal parts, sound technicians will sample his songs from ``Guys and Dolls,'' so that ``Luck Be a Lady'' will find new life as, say, ``Luca, Be a Friend.'' In another ``Guys and Dolls'' homage, big-shot producer Jack Woltz will greet Don Corleone's emissary Tom Hagen with an updated version of ``Fugue for Tinhorns,'' best known for its round-robin lyric ``I got the horse right here.'' Because this ``Godfather'' is a musical, you can expect less gore than in the 1972 original. The violence will be stylized a la ``West Side Story,'' with gun battles staged as tasteful showdowns. Even James Caan's notorious demise at a New Jersey toll booth will be reworked more as a ballet than a bloodbath. ``From the opening wedding banquet to the final, tentative understanding between Michael and Kay, this story is rich with lyrical potential,'' says Coppola, who adds that he hopes his director-daughter Sofia will be available to help him bring the venerated ``Godfather'' archetype into a context that younger audiences will appreciate. Even Al Pacino and Diane Keaton are expected to return as the war hero and schoolteacher whose love is challenged by conflicting family obligations. Their big musical number will be ``You Must Believe, That's My Family, Not Me.'' Reporter Bob Ross can be reached at (813) 259-7916. _________________________________________________ Don Cardi 
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