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Cast
Andy Karl – Phil Connors
Barrett Doss – Rita Hanson
Rebecca Faulkenberry – Nancy
John Sanders – Ned Ryerson
Andrew Call – Gus/Billy the Bartender
Raymond J. Lee – Ralph
Venue: August Wilson Theatre
Date – Friday 14th July 2017
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Before heading to NYC I had booked in two tours with On Location Tours, which are all TV and Movie themed. Showing the different filming locations in New York City from so many movies that you know and love.
The first one we did was the walking tour around Central Park which was only $12 due to a combo booking with the Bus Tour.
After seeing War Paint on Thursday evening the CD was due to be launched the following day with it going on sale at 9am at Barnes & Noble. You had to head across and get yourself a wristband, was in the queue outside for what felt like forever considering the rain was extremely heavy when in reality it was 15 minutes.
Continue reading “CD Launch: War Paint Original Cast Recording”
Cast
Patti LuPone – Helena Rubinstein
Christine Ebersole – Elizabeth Arden
John Dossett – Tommy Lewis
Douglas Sills – Harry Fleming
Venue: Nederlander Theatre
Date: Thursday 13th July 2017
. . . Which Means I am officially old.
Happy Birthday to me (in New York City) guess it could be worse!
I totally understand what Joey was going on about in Friends now.
. . . I want to be a part of it, New York, New York.
That’s right everyone I am off to New York City for a few days.
Continue reading “Start spreading the news, I’m leaving today . . .”
After the Apes suffer many losses by the human soldiers, Caesar must battle with his demons as his darker instincts take hold and wanting to save his kind from an awful fate.
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Continue reading “War for the Planet of the Apes (2017) Review”
When three college friends are reunited after the death of another friend, this puts everything into motion for the women to make their former husbands pay for everything they have done to them, hence the name first wives club.
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I have just finished watching this film which was a pretty good build up for my New York trip which is involving seeing Bette Midler on Broadway in Hello, Dolly.
A fantastic final moment for the film as Midler, Keaton and Hawn break into song and dance with ‘You Don’t Own Me’.
Earth is invaded by aliens who seem to be indestructible with unbeatable weapons and a very cruel sense of humour. Can anything be done to stop the attack?
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