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There’s a Lord of the Rings musical? Either I completely missed that, or blocked it out entirely. (The Llama Butchers)
It seems as though there is some sort of grassroots movement to get GOP Presidential candidate, Ron Paul, a little attention. He’s so crazy he often makes sense. (Blondesense)
This video is nearly ten minutes long, but it’s totally worth it. Somebody spent an enormous amount of time searching film archives to put this together. It’s after the jump.
Pajiba Love | May 22, 2007 | Comments (13)
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Posted by: Robert at May 22, 2007 3:54 PM
The Lord of the Rings musical has been in development since before the first film was released. It's its own adaptation of Tolkein's work and was nominated for 15 Dora Awards (Canada's Oliviers (I'd say Tony's, but the breakdown of awards is more akin to the Oliviers)), won 7, including Outstanding New Musical and Outstanding Production of a Musical. The reviews were very mixed though, and from what I've read, this show will live or die depending on the extravagance of the production. So a West End transfer will do quite nicely, while your local community theater group would be laughed off stage.