| re: Bat Musical DVD/Bonnie Tyler? | |
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steven_stuart 04:15 pm UTC 04/07/09 |
| In reply to: | re: Bat Musical DVD/Bonnie Tyler? - bellminer 02:07 pm UTC 04/07/09 |
| > "No news is good news" is not the way to go about it. > You'd think they'd be hyping this musical up as much as > they can. At this rate, if it ever comes out, no one will > show up because they won't know about it. I totally agree with you. Jim wants to blog and post and talk about it but they keep trying to restrain him. They should be hyping the show now. I believe that they are going to stop restraining Jim in the very near future. Watch out for a massive publicity campaign right around the corner. They restrained him for two main reasons. Firstly, the creative team kept changing and people like Ryan were publishing websites that contained innacurate information. Like that Steven Clarke was the book writer or Wilson Millam was the director. It is safe to say that the creative team is now solid and will not be changing. I am not allowed to talk about it but Jim will announce everything in the near future. Secondly, a publicist who is now history told the producers that they had to wait until the tickets went on sale before hyping the show. He claimed that each newspaper would only do one Jim article. The general belief now is that this is not true. Jim has done so many things in his life. There are so many different angles that the newspapers could use to look at him. You are correct that the show needs to start the hype now. It could becaome famous even before it has been put together. This would attract both fans and investors. Unfortunately there are many people in the UK who think that Meat Loaf wrote Bat. A good hype campaign would change that. | |
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