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re: Is Jim's "Batman" Salvageable?

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rockfenris2005 06:00 pm UTC 06/02/11
In reply to: re: Is Jim's "Batman" Salvageable? - rockfenris2005 06:00 pm UTC 06/02/11



>
>
> > > Would really dig a Batman and BOOH musical in this life
> > > time ;)
> > > But nooo hurry :)
> > >
> > > best,
> > >
> > > Anthony
> >
> > I think you will get the "BOOH" musical but I'm not sure
> > about "Batman". Is it salvageable? I have no idea.
> >
> > Probably Ryan would know.
>
> I don't know how much of it actually exists. And whether
> or not we'd ever be able to see it (Warner Brothers would
> probably flop.)

flip! not flop.

Did you know the script for "Batman
> Triumphant" still hasn't leaked? That was going to be the
> fifth Batman film in the 90s, but "Batman * Robin" flopped
> and it was cancelled. The villain was going to be the
> Scarecrow and Harley Quinn, who was the Joker's daughter
> getting revenge. And the Joker would actually reappear as
> an hallucination created by the Scarecrow. And yes, Jack
> would have played the part, I believe.)
>
> But, musically, I think the opening is as good as "Requiem
> for Evita/Oh, what a circus". The problem is there appears
> to be a lot of character songs, not necessarily songs that
> develop the plot. It reminds me of Frank Wildhorn's
> "Wonderland", listening to the score and wondering how
> they constructed the script.
>
> But perhaps the songs worked in the script. I don't know.
> I don't think David Ives has ever even commented since the
> project was cancelled.
> >
> > Last year, JD posted about a Batman musical that isn't
> > using Jim's music (for some strange reason). I don't know
> > if the producers of that show now have the rights.
>
> Well, that's a play and not a musical. There may be hope
> yet, one day. I just hope Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures
> don't reignite the project with a different team of
> songwriters.
> >
> > Of course it would be very cool if Jim's version of
> > "Batman: The Musical" could be salvaged. I'd love to see
> > the Joker singing one of Jim's songs.
>
> So would I. I think they could probably even use "Only
> when I feel" and "Life is a lemon" as Joker songs. But, of
> course, we wouldn't want TOO much recycling.
>

Strike "Lemon"



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