Rent: Filmed Live on Broadway

Rent: Filmed Live on Broadway

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  • Duration: 2h 45min
  • Music: Charlie Campbell,Steve Sich
  • Similar To: Wicked, Snow White
  • Story:
    Based on Puccini's opera La bohème, Rent tells the story of a group of impoverished young artists struggling to survive and create in New York City in the 1990s. This is a live recording of Rent's final performance after more than 12 years and 5000 shows.
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8.1/10
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STORY AND RATINGS

Story
Based on Puccini's opera La bohème, Rent tells the story of a group of impoverished young artists struggling to survive and create in New York City in the 1990s. This is a live recording of Rent's final performance after more than 12 years and 5000 shows.
Ratings

8.1/10

IMDb

TRIVIA AND POPULAR DIALOGUES

Trivia

Renée Elise Goldsberry was 37 years old when she played the 19-year-old Mimi Marquez.

The characters of Ali, Gordon, Pam, and Sue in the Life Support meeting are named after HIV-positive friends of writer Jonathan Larson. The real "Ali" was Alison Gertz, a young woman who contracted HIV in the early 1980s and became well-known later in the decade as an AIDS activist. A TV movie about her life, Something to Live for: The Alison Gertz Story (1992), starred Molly Ringwald as Ali.

Edin Espinosa, who plays Maureen, famously played Elphaba on broadway, following after Idina Menzel, who originated the role of Maureen on broadway.

Tracie Thoms, who appeared as Joanne in the final months of Rent, also appeared in the film version as the same character.

Rodney Hicks (Benjamin Coffin III) and Gwen Stewart (Mrs. Jefferson/others) are the only members from the original Broadway cast to be part of the closing cast for the show and film. Stewart returned to the cast in the same role she played in the original cast ("Mrs. Jefferson, woman with bags, and others," including the solo in "Seasons of Love"). Hicks also returned to his original cast role, in a way--when the show first opened, he had played "Paul, a cop, and others," and had also been the understudy for the role of Benjamin Coffin III, which was then usually played by Taye Diggs.

Popular Dialogues

"Roger Davis: Mark this is Mimi Mimi Marquez: Hi Roger Davis: She'll be dining with us Extras: I said it's an gram Benjamin Coffin III: What which investors coming? your Father fuck. Tom Collins: That's my coat! Extras: We give discounts! Mark Cohen: I think we've met Angel Schunard: Let's get a better one Mimi Marquez: That's what he said Tom Collins: But she's a thief Angel Schunard: But she brought us together Mark Cohen: Let's go to Maureen's show Mimi Marquez: Who's Maureen? Roger Davis: His EX Mark Cohen: But I am Over her Roger Davis: Let's not hold hands yet, I am not Ready. I should tell you I should tell you I should tell you I should tell Extras: And it's beginning to and it's beginning to and it's beginning to snow."

"Roger Davis: One song Glory!"

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