Sentences with phrase «stage version»

Much like a live stage version of this kind, the plot does get tied up in a convenient bow in the end.

A 2 - Stage version of this crib mattress is $ 200.

A British stage version by Robert Icke and Duncan Macmillan is currently running on Broadway.

Subsequent stage productions included Robert Donat's turn as Becket in an Old Vic production directed by Robert Helpmann in 1953; a 1971 New York stage version with Dark Shadows alumnus Jonathan Frid in the title role; a Royal Shakespeare Company version in 1972 starring Hammer Films regular Richard Pasco as Becket; and most recently in 2014 at St. Bartholomew - the - Great Church in London, testifying to the continual appeal of Eliot's work.

Yes, the Life Stage versions of the 7Twelve portfolio are a prudent way to protect older investors from large losses when they can least afford to experience themâ $» when they are near retirement or in retirement.

Adams, who has contributed to Inc., has helped more than eight start - ups through an early stage version of this program in the last five years, with each successfully raising multi-million dollar rounds of financing.

The three - stage version comes in at at a towering 313 feet.

Having transferred from the Chichester Festival Theatre to the West End in September, the anniversary stage version of the five - series comedy series is now moving off to the provinces for its UK tour.

Handsomely mounted and well - acted by a stellar cast, but it's one of those theatrical adaptations that has no reason to exist for any viewer who can recall a superior stage version of the same work.

«Galileo» as directed by Joseph Losey (who directed its first U.S. stage version in 1947) is a film to think about.

Unfortunately, at the same time Universal was also prepping the John Badham / Frank Langella take on the Hamilton Deane stage version of Dracula and MGM were launching the post-disco era George Hamilton spoof Love at First Bite, both easily accessible to mass - audience sensibilities and hugely popular.

It could be Letts» script (culled down from the three hour stage version).

Shyer's film smartly distances itself from the Michael Caine film and subsequent stage version (co-written by Burt Bacharach) by creating its own visual and musical identity from the onset.

details Bergstein's chafing milking of her cash cow into an inevitable stage version, while a scored, animated photo gallery sets production stills against a pink background.

It was Domhnall himself who hit upon the idea of the family staging a version of Walsh's play, after he saw his friend Tadhg Murphy appear in the Druid Theatre's acclaimed production a few years ago.

Chocolate Assembly (Also available in Key Stage I version) Cast of 30 though easily adaptable up or down.

That is, audiences are inclined to not only prefer cleaned - up quotes, they're likely to favor a more staged version of events over the more banal, factual version.

The 50 GPD filter system (which is also available in a four - stage version with a deionization cartridge and a 100 GPD model) does not come with a faucet, only a faucet adapter.

Such names as Joe Wright, Sam Mendes, Ralph Fiennes, Andrew Davies, Eva Green, Rupert Wyatt and Damian Lewis have been connected with a string of abortive efforts, but up to now a short - lived stage version directed by Trevor Nunn has been the only dramatisation to have seen the light of day.

Next Robbie Coltrane Slideshow: Gala night of stage version of «Yes, Prime Minister» held at the Gielgud Theatre - Arrivals.

Then she continued on to eat the staged version.

If they're fans of the movie, it's a good bet they'll love the stage version.

The stage version of the classic comedy has acquired a darker tinge, but remains a brilliant rendering of the absurdity of life in power.

The stage version could return to Broadway next year, with Pacino in the cast.

And, since the stage version of Les Misérables is performed mostly on black - box stage with few big sets, you can feel Hooper reaching for the other extreme.

He uses it as another way to distance his Les Misérables from the stage version, where close - ups are an impossibility.

This movie accurately portrays all of the emotions of the musical; although, regrettably, it only hints at the concept of a dirty, gritty New York without fully embracing it, as the stage version did.

That this is the first film for director Joe Mantello, who was nominated for a Tony for directing the stage version, may be compounding the problem.

Stage and screen veterans, Laura Benanti and Christian Borle, are clearly the most consistent and are given more to do in this stage version.

This film isn't for everyone, but fans of the stage version will not be disappointed.

I've had a 26 - year love affair with that film: I've seen the stage version and the Disney Hollywood Studios version in Orlando, I have the DVD, I have Belle - themed dishes (that my 18 - month - old daughter uses now, I swear)... and though I have no idea how many times I've actually watched the movie, it's enough that I know every single word by heart.

(Donovan later played Tick in the stage version.)

Musical creators Lindsey Rosin and Jordan Ross took the film to heart when developing their stage version.

Secondary characters make memorable appearances, from Johnny Depp as Red Riding Hood's Big Bad Wolf (their scene is uncomfortable, though the sexual tension has apparently been slightly tamed from the stage version), Tracey Ullman as Jack's mother, and Frances de la Tour as one of Jack's giants.

Thomson is adapting, directing and starring in a stage version of the Raymond Carver short story «What We Talk About When We Talk About Love,» thick with the themes of ego, suicide, love, ex-spouses and other regrets.

Actor Benedict Cumberbatch, who is due to begin rehearsals for a stage version of Frankenstein, says he feels in safe hands with Danny Boyle at the helm.

One of the few movie musicals that vastly improved on the stage version.

Like the stage version that it follows with such devotion, Mamma Mia!

When asked about the prospect of a stage version, Benj Pasek, who co-wrote The Greatest Showman's songs, said there have been talks of pursuing the story beyond its feature film.

According to reports, producers are planning on creating a stage version of «The Hunger Games».

Even though I've seen the staged version multiple times, I have always missed some of the witty wordplay in each song.

Being a Disney property, there was hesitation that director Rob Marshall would lighten it up, and forgo some of the more adult themes and elements of the staged version.

(Both the length and single set were crucial to the stage version's effect.)

The stage version of the film, which starred Keira Knightley in the story of a female football team, will be on from May and feature music by Bafta - winning composer Howard Goodall.

What It Could Win: The movie is an adaptation of a 1983 August Wilson play, and the 2010 stage version — which also starred Denzel Washington and Viola Davis — earned Tony Awards for Best Revival of a Play, Best Actor and Best Actress.

I'm convinced that in some alternate universe there is a stage version of Force Majeure.

Flashbacks to the three months that Una and Ray had their relationship — an addition to the stage version — underscore the age gulf between them.

Jackman's tenor tones make him most suitable for the role of Jean Valjean, the main character in both Victor Hugo's 1862 novel and the stage version which it gave birth to.