Tink is a lost boy... a TEENAGER. Meat could no longer play Tink even if he could still sing. In the original musical Tink could talk and sing. When Jim wrote the screenplay and intended Meat to play the role of Tink he had re-written the character as a mute killing machine. Hopefully he has re-written Tink to be like he was in the original musical. The part of Meat in Neverland is the same as Tinkerbell in Peter Pan... Tinkerbell (or Tink) is jealous of Peter's affection for Wendy (that's why in my re-write I made Tink a closeted homosexual who was in love with Peter (as well as the fact that it allowed me to work in the "Do you believe in Faries" line from Peter Pan.
Meat will not be cast in the musical. He can not maintain a performance schedule of 8 shows a week. He also can no longer sing. The fact that patrhetic Loafers think that Meat is somehow so popular with the public that the musical can not succeed without him just shows how they are blinded by having their heads so far up his ass.
> The following is an extract from an article about BOOH:
>
> "The songs on the Bat Out Of Hell album were written by
> Steinman for his musical Neverland, a futuristic rock
> version of Peter Pan, in which Meat Loaf would play the
> part of Tinkerbell (when asked, he did not deny it, other
> than to say the character would be called Tink).
>
> For some, the real stars of this brilliantly over-the-top
> extravaganza were the songs, the work of Jim Steinman's
> highly disturbed but extremely imaginative mind."
>
> I would never have thought that Meat could play Tink. To
> me, Hook is the natural role for Mr. Loaf. But now that I
> have read this article, I think that Jim casting Meat as
> Tink is a stroke of genius. The complete opposite of the
> Disney Tinkerbell.
>
> I was also glad to read the part about the songs being the
> real stars of BOOH. If this is true, and I hope it is,
> there is a real possibility that there can be a successful
> BOOH without Meat Loaf.
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