#ooc

Richard gere: very pretty man, so-so voice

Not mad about him in the movie

Did you know Jerry Orbach was the original?

No I did not

Billy in our show was played by a 'Connor Sullivan'

Oh their main performer for Mary Sunshine couldn't make the performance so they skipped "A little bit of good"

And I see why you like Jerry, he's gold in that number

Aw, Mary Sunshine is great. She's typically a Dame role in the live version.

I will say I liked Queen Lafayah (sp ) better as Mama than the lady they had but she was still good. Just I've about decided Q.L. improves any musical movie (Okay I've seen TWO with her in it, but you get my point)

yes, but that's an objectively correct take

Yep. Her time as a founding grand dame of rap translates well to fast pace when needed

yup!

I see Symon and Dagmar are having a scene!

Valentines, which may exist in a tiny bubble

he wrote her a poem!

It's lovely

God Niece's birthday is tomorrow so I maybe gone again for another afternoon. So many social things

i am OFF tomorrow

Is that legal?

right?

it's gonna be great

not at all productive

I'm glad. You deserve a break

i will likely acquire groceries

Well, no ida how long the meal will take so I'll probably be here SOME

cool

I'm trying to think what kind of book DOES have gothic honor and trollish interest but with a sluagh touch? 🙂

ha!

Frankenstein?

Possibly

Bit rough, she gets tortured

Been a long time since I read that.

it's the thought that counts, of course

Still, love how the book got made. Early 80s, the writer hears a D&D game where some murder hobo group is going, and then says 'That's NOT how a paladin would act" so writes up a huge ass story

ha!

Laptop was giving me issues, but I think it's okay now. Ish.

HI!

Rahne, would do you think would be a good book for Dagmar ? We're looking for something with honor winning in a macabre or gothic adventure?

Hmmmmmmmmm.

Well...Pratchett?

Not really Gothic, but verges on macabre sometimes.

Pratchett is ALWAYS a good choice

Probably one of the Death books

Oh! Agatha Christie!

though Dag, methinks, would enjoy the Watch