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Posted: **Thu Oct 25, 2007 10:19 pm**

Or Playing Pennywise

www.gyseren.dk/billeder/Pennywise.jpg

Posted: **Fri Oct 26, 2007 5:58 am**

Tim Curry was Pennywise? Wow. I never knew that.

(Sorry I missed your earlier post about LSoH Sin...I dunno...never saw the original.)

--A

Posted: **Fri Oct 26, 2007 6:06 am**

sindatur wrote:Or Playing Pennywise

www.gyseren.dk/billeder/Pennywise.jpg

eek!!!!

that scared the hell outa me when it finally came up Sin!!!

god he's awesome!!!

and don't forget Legend

High Lord Tolkien wrote: 1776 (which my Mother and Brother used to enjoy just listening to the album)

john adams!! you're obnoxious and disliked! you know that sir!

i loved that!

Posted: **Fri Oct 26, 2007 11:39 am**

1776 kicks all kinds of ass.

Posted: **Fri Oct 26, 2007 12:58 pm**

sindatur wrote:Or Playing Pennywise

www.gyseren.dk/billeder/Pennywise.jpg

Goodness, I had forgotten that one!!
I have a friend who dislikes clowns with a passion and when we watched that she was pretty freaked out and blamed me too!

Posted: **Fri Oct 26, 2007 1:28 pm**

Lucimay wrote:
sindatur wrote:Or Playing Pennywise

www.gyseren.dk/billeder/Pennywise.jpg

eek!!!! that scared the hell outa me when it finally came up Sin!!! god he's awesome!!!

and don't forget Legend

Ooh, I had forgotten about Legend.

Posted: **Wed Jan 30, 2008 3:50 am**

I watched the Phantom of the Opera again, and I had a strange thought this time around. Madame Gerie has a daughter, Meg, but it makes no mention of a father.

Madame Gerie was the one who found the Phantom as a boy, and hid him.

Is the Phantom Meg Gerie's father?

Posted: **Wed Jan 30, 2008 3:57 am**

Balon wrote:I watched the Phantom of the Opera again, and I had a strange thought this time around. Madame Gerie has a daughter, Meg, but it makes no mention of a father.

Madame Gerie was the one who found the Phantom as a boy, and hid him.

Is the Phantom Meg Gerie's father?

It's possible, however, if they take it as the novel by Gaston LeRoux intended, then the Phantom is a virgin and, thus, couldn't be the father.

Posted: **Wed Jan 30, 2008 3:58 am**

Montressor wrote:
Balon wrote:I watched the Phantom of the Opera again, and I had a strange thought this time around. Madame Gerie has a daughter, Meg, but it makes no mention of a father.

Madame Gerie was the one who found the Phantom as a boy, and hid him.

Is the Phantom Meg Gerie's father?
It's possible, however, if they take it as the novel by Gaston LeRoux intended, then the Phantom is a virgin and, thus, couldn't be the father.

Ahhh. Never read the story. I'm only familiar with the new movie version.

Bummer. That was sort of a mind-job when it hit me.

Posted: **Wed Jan 30, 2008 4:02 am**

The novel is excellent. There are, however, many profound differences between the musical and the novel, so they probably shouldn't be compared too freely. In the novel, for instance, the Phantom is about a hundred times more hideous than the Gerard Butler counterpart. He wears a death's head mask which, though hideous, is not nearly so as his actual face (that resembles a skull with skin drawn across it). He is also far more wicked by nature, although the pathos for the Phantom is still profound in the novel.

Posted: **Wed Jan 30, 2008 6:44 am**

Momma Look Sharp
youtube.com/watch?v=gXg_9WOpEHs&feature=related

my favorite song from 1776

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