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Bullying | Musical
Teenager Emma wants to bring her girlfriend Alyssa to her school's big dance. Instead, they're banned from attending as a couple, prompting a cast of Broadway eccentrics to descend on the teen's small-town home to help fight injustice. Starring Nicole Kidman, Meryl Streep, Kerry Washington in lead roles. Directed by Ryan Murphy.
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Teenager Emma wants to bring her girlfriend Alyssa to her school's big dance. Instead, they're banned from attending as a couple, prompting a cast of Broadway eccentrics to descend on the teen's small-town home to help fight injustice. Starring Nicole Kidman, Meryl Streep, Kerry Washington in lead roles. Directed by Ryan Murphy.
Best Achievement in DecorDesign of a Comedy or Musical Feature Film | 2021 | Gene
2021 | Jo Ellen
Hall of Shame | 2021
Studio Movie | 2021
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy | 2021 | James
Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy | 2021
Contemporary Film | 2021 | Tom
Best Original Song | 2021
Best Production Design | 2021 | Jamie Walker
Best ComedyMusical Film | 2021
Best Cast Ensemble | 2021
Best Contemporary Makeup FeatureLength Motion Picture | 2021
Best Contemporary Hair Styling FeatureLength Motion Picture | 2021 | Natalie
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing Feature Musical | 2021 | Nick
Best Art Direction Production Design | 2021 | Jamie Walker
Best Sound Editing Mixing | 2021 | Gary
Best Actress in a Supporting Role | 2021 | Nicole
Best Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2021 | Meryl
Best Song Original or Adapted International Competition | 2021 | Andrew
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Big Budget Feature Comedy | 2021 | Alexa L.
Outstanding Film Wide Release | 2021
Campy Flick of the Year | 2021
Best Original Song | 2021 | Adam
Best Comedy | 2021
Excellence in Contemporary Film | 2021 | Lou
Box Office Collection 187,432 USD
In one scene, Barry (James Corden) laments the fact that he has not yet won a Tony Award. James Corden is the only member of the film's cast who has actually won a Tony in real life.
Nicole Kidman portrays Angie Dickinson, a life-long chorus girl who just quit her job of twenty years in the musical Chicago after the producers never let her go on for the role of Roxie Hart. In real life, Kidman turned down the part of Roxie Hart in Chicago (2002).
Dee Dee sings that she was once told she was too old to play Eva Perón in the Broadway musical Evita. Meryl Streep, who plays Dee Dee, was once very close to securing the role of Eva Perón in the movie adaption of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Evita (1996). Streep has often talked about the lengths she went to get the role, including intense vocal lessons. Casting came down to Madonna and Streep, with Madonna ultimately winning the role.
The original actors from Broadway auditioned for the role such as Beth Leavel, Brooks Ashmanskas, Angie Schworer and Christopher Sieber, whose roles in the film are played by Streep, Corden, Kidman and Rannells, respectively.
The characters of Grandma Bea, played by Mary Kay Place, and Vera, played by Tracey Ullman, were created for the film and are not in the stage version.
"Principal Hawkins: Straight people like Broadway too. Dee Dee Allen: I've heard that. Always thought it was a fairy tale."
"Dee Dee Allen: We have come to show this community that gay people, and gay positive icons such as myself, are made of the same flesh and blood as they are."
