Before that eventuality, however, Crawford will appear on Broadway this season in the campy musical, Dance of the Vampires.
In recent interviews, composer Andrew Lloyd Webber has not completely ruled out the possibility of Crawford playing the Phantom again in the long-awaited film version of the musical. Since his world-famous, Tony-winning performance in The Phantom of the Opera, Crawford has concentrated on his concert and recording career. As for the "Dumbo" number, "Baby Mine," that song will have a life outside the CD: the tune's music video will be included on the 60th anniversary DVD release (Oct. Composers and lyricists include Randy Newman, Alan Menken, Tim Rice, David Zippel, Phil Collins and Stephen Schwartz.Īccording to a release from Judy Katz Public Relations, "The Disney Album" has already scored success overseas, reaching #1 in Australia and #2 in New Zealand. Of the ten tunes, only the "Lion King Medley" and "I Know the Truth" are Broadway-related the rest - barring the unlikely event that someone decides to make The Tigger Movie: The Musical - are from recent Disney films. "I Will Go Sailing No More" ("Toy Story") "Your Heart Will Lead You Home" ("The Tigger Movie") The ten tracks on "The Disney Album," to be released in the U.S.
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If you've already checked out the podcast, I can't thank you enough just make sure to tell your friends! Aside from being a Disney movie podcast, one selling point (at least to some podcast listeners) may be that the show's rarely going to push past an hour in length I'm never attempting a specific length for any episode, but I also don't want to expand the show just 'cause.Īnyway, if you're interested, you can download and subscribe to the show on iTunes, follow me on Twitter, Like the show on Facebook, and check out the show's blog, where I have a calendar detailing my plans for the rest of 2011.The world hasn't lacked for recorded compilations of songs from Walt Disney films and stage shows, but the vast majority concentrate on such chestnuts as "When You Wish Upon a Star" and "It's a Small World After All." In his latest disk, "The Disney Albums," Phantom of the Opera and soon to be Dance of the Vampires star Michael Crawford also tackles various Mousterpieces, but excepting "Baby Mine" from "Dumbo," all the songs are from the post-"Little Mermaid" era. Until now, I'd been hyping the show on a thread in the Entertainment section, but I'm going to do so from now in this blog. If it's a Disney movie and it's full-length, I'll talk about it at some point (yes, that means I'll even do the direct-to-DVD sequels!). In short, the show's not just about the Disney animated canon. Next week, I'm going to look at 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. In the most recent episode, however, I talk about Spirited Away, the 2001 Hayao Miyazaki film that John Lasseter helped bring to the States under the Walt Disney Pictures banner.
The first episode was inadvertently timed to coincide with Pixar's latest movie, Cars 2. The concept is simple: each week, I take a look at a different Disney movie and discuss it in-depth, solo (though I'm going to have guests soon, depending on the movie). Gabe and Josh are feeling lighthearted and laid-back today, so what better film to discuss on Mousterpiece Cinema than the 1947 package film Fun and Fancy. This is my new Disney movie podcast, currently five episodes old. #DISNEY MOUSTERPIECE THEATRE DVD MOVIE#.
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