Into the Woods, Walt Disney Pictures Opzioni

[-Scrooge McDuck-]

speriamo che facciano un bel lavoro col marketing, hanno attori per tutti i gusti in questo film

[veu]

[Ariel's Lover]

Io sono davvero in fibrillazione per questo film. Cosí tanti grandissimi attori!!! Non so se ascoltare qualcosa o no.... Forse giuato i 2/3 brani piú famosi come feci per Les Mis...

[Arancina22]

Io ho ascoltato una volta il primo atto, per ora, e devo dire che a differenza dei Mis ho intuito che c'é molto più dialogo normale, inoltre ho l'impressione che le canzoni diano il meglio di sè nel contesto soprattutto in questo caso: così staccate le ho trovate, se posso permettermi, un po' insipide. Sicuramente finendo il secondo atto e riascoltando tutto apprezzerò di più l'opera, comunque la mia prima impressione è stata questa. Per il resto mi sono piaciute molto le canzoni!

Occhio che sul web gira un teaser trailer fake.

[veu]

Il film sarà un po' rivisto rispetto al musical, rivisto in stile Disney...

Da PlayBill:

Sondheim Reveals Plot Changes for Disney Into the Woods Film

In a recent story in The New Yorker, Stephen Sondheim revealed several plot changes for the upcoming Disney film adaptation of his Tony Award-winning musical Into the Woods, which will arrive in theatres Dec. 25.


Sondheim spoke about the changes in the film during an event at Sardi's in which the composer-lyricist met with a group of high school theatre teachers to discuss the challenges they faced when it came to artistic censorship in an educational setting.

Kevin Gallagher, a teacher who is considering a production of Into the Woods at his school, brought up concerns over the nature of the relationship between Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf. "So, what is the objection?" Sondheim asked.

"Infidelity, a wolf being lascivious, that the whole connection with Red Riding Hood is sexual," Gallagher replied. "Well, you'll be happy to know that Disney had the same objections," Sondheim said.

Sondheim continued, "You will find in the movie that Rapunzel does not get killed, and the prince does not sleep with the [Baker's Wife]." He added, "You know, if I were a Disney executive I probably would say the same thing."

Another teacher asked if the song "Any Moment," which bookends the encounter between Cinderella's Prince and the Baker's Wife, had been cut. "The song is cut," Sondheim stated. Following outcry from the teachers, Sondheim added, "I'm sorry, I should say, it's probably cut."

When pressed that he should have stuck up for the inclusion of the song, Sondheim said that he and Into the Woods' Tony Award-winning book writer James Lapine did so. "But Disney said, we don't want Rapunzel to die, so we replotted it. I won't tell you what happens, but we wrote a new song to cover it," he said.

Beacon high school teacher Jo Ann Cimato, who has staged school productions of Spring Awakening, Passing Strange, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot and The Light in the Piazza with teen actors, said that her students felt angry and mistrusted when they read the un-edited scripts of certain productions after they were forced to make alterations for their own school production.

Sondheim replied that the students were right to feel that way, adding, "But you have to explain to them that censorship is part of our puritanical ethics, and it's something that they're going to have to deal with. There has to be a point at which you don't compromise anymore, but that may mean that you won't get anyone to sell your painting or perform your musical. You have to deal with reality."

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As previously reported, the film of Into the Woods will also feature the new song "Rainbows" and a new song written for Meryl Streep, who portrays The Witch.

Rob Marshall ("Chicago," Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides") directs the film, based on the Tony-winning original musical by Lapine, who also penned the screenplay, and Sondheim, who provides music and lyrics.

The cast includes Emily Blunt ("Looper," "The Young Victoria," "The Devil Wears Prada") as the Baker's Wife, James Corden (One Man, Two Guvnors) as the Baker, Anna Kendrick ("Pitch Perfect," "Up in the Air") as Cinderella, Chris Pine ("Star Trek Into Darkness," "Jack Ryan") as Cinderella's Prince, Johnny Depp ("Pirates of the Caribbean," "The Lone Ranger," "Sweeney Todd") as the Wolf, Daniel Huttlestone ("Les Misérables") as Jack, Lilla Crawford (Annie) as Little Red, Tracey Ullman as Jack’s Mother, Christine Baranski ("Mamma Mia!," "The Good Wife") as the Stepmother, MacKenzie Mauzy (Next to Normal) as Rapunzel and Billy Magnussen (Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike) as Rapunzel's Prince.

Rounding out the cast are Tammy Blanchard (How to Succeed…) and Lucy Punch ("Bad Teacher," "Dinner for Schmucks") as Cinderella's stepsisters, Florinda and Lucinda, respectively; Richard Glover ("Sightseers," "St. Trinian's") as the Steward; Frances de la Tour ("Hugo," "Alice In Wonderland") as the Giant; Simon Russell Beale ("The Deep Blue Sea") as the Baker's father; Joanna Riding ("My Fair Lady") as Cinderella's mother; and Annette Crosbie ("Calendar Girls," "The Slipper and the Rose") as Little Red Riding Hood's granny.

"Into the Woods," according to press notes, "is a modern twist on the beloved Brothers Grimm fairy tales, intertwining the plots of a few choice stories and exploring the consequences of the characters’ wishes and quests. This humorous and heartfelt musical follows the classic tales of Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and the Beanstalk, and Rapunzel—all tied together by an original story involving a baker and his wife, their wish to begin a family and their interaction with the witch who has put a curse on them."

The big-screen adaptation welcomes songs from the stage musical, including "Children Will Listen," "Giants in the Sky," "On the Steps of the Palace," "No One Is Alone" and "Agony," among others.

The production team includes Dion Beebe as director of photography, Dennis Gassner as production designer and Colleen Atwood as costume designer.

Into the Woods premiered on Broadway Nov. 5, 1987, at the Martin Beck Theatre. The production, which ran for 764 performances, won Tony Awards for Best Score, Best Book and Best Actress in a Musical.

[Arancina22]

La non-morte fi Raperonzolo si sapeva già, comunque grazie per l'articolo Veu. Spero solo che, nonostante i (grossi) cambiamenti atti a renderlo un prodotto Disney, lo spirito resti fedele all'opera originaria... con la sua morale molto disillusa...

[-kekkomon-]

Logo da dvdizzy

[-kekkomon-]

Uscirà in Italia il 19/2/15.

Fonte FB gruppo nostro.

[Arancina22]

Ma porc. Mi viene da imprecare.
Peggio che coi Mis!!!

[Mad Hatter]

Allora MPDM dovrà tirar fuori tutta la stregosità che ha in sè!!!

Ho letto solo ora... Geniale la sigla con le maiuscole e la suddetta attrice, come ben sai anche tu, di stregosità ne ha anche troppa (mai quanta però, concedetemelo, la Martello del giorno d'oggi)
Nel caso però, come sta succedendo ultimamente, il film venga affidato alla Pumais per l'edizione italiana, sempre la suddetta MPDM non sarà un scelta così scontata, purtroppo

[IryRapunzel]

Uscirà in Italia il 19/2/15.

Fonte FB gruppo nostro.

Allora hanno messo Big Hero 6 a Natale!

[-kekkomon-]

Stanno rifacendo qualche scena

http://instagram.com/p/qRGCmcI8H_/

[Arancina22]

Voglio il traileeer!!!

[Ariel's Lover]

Si, ci facessero vedere qualcosina!!! Ma come si puó attendere fino a febbraio??

[Uncino]

Voglio il traileeer!!!

Bastava dirlo

[veu]

è un trailer fasullo

in effetti è strano che non mostrino proprio nulla...

[-kekkomon-]

E' fintissimo. Fan Made.

[Uncino]

E' fintissimo. Fan Made.

Il video l'ho preso da questo articolo qua....

http://giornaleapollo.it/28654/rilasciato-...into-the-woods/

[-kekkomon-]

Il video l'ho preso da questo articolo qua....

http://giornaleapollo.it/28654/rilasciato-...into-the-woods/

E falso, circola da tempo....

[veu]

Dal sito Filmonia:

Striking First Look at ‘Into the Woods’

One of the most anticipated films of this fall is Disney’s big screen adaptation of the Stephen Sondheim musical Into the Woods. With a massive fanbase and all-star cast, the musical is sure to be a hit. But one of the big questions is how the film will look when moved from stage to screen.

While a beloved taped version of the Broadway play exists, this is the first time the musical has been given a cinematic treatment; after a long period of development. Based on the first look key art, the production design of this retelling of classic fairytales looks promising.

Directed by Oscar winner Rob Marshall (Chicago, Nine) Into the Woods stars big names Emily Blunt, James Corden, Anna Kendrick, Chris Pine, Tracey Ullman, Christine Baranski, and Billy Magnussen. But the two biggest names in the film might be hard to recognize; Meryl Streep as the Witch and Johnny Depp as the Wolf, who is barely visible in this first look, seen in the last two stills.

Into the Woods is in UK cinemas from January 9th 2015 after a Christmas Day opening in the US.


Immagini:

Il mugnaio e la moglie:




Jack (di Jack e il Fagiolo Magico):




Cenerentola:




Il Principe di Cenerentola:




Gothel:




Il Lupo:




Cappuccetto Rosso:






Raperonzolo:




Il Principe di Raperonzolo:




Le sorellastre e la matrigna di Cenerentola:




Gothel, il Mugnaio e la moglie:



Messaggio modificato da veu il 30/7/2014, 20:34

[-kekkomon-]

Trailer versione presa dalla TV
http://nonetheless-i-will-marry-you.tumblr...ost/93352263273

[Beast]

Grazie veu per le prime immagini!
Mi piace particolarmente il lupo

Quindi il trailer è imminente?

[-Scrooge McDuck-]

Mamma mia che bella la foto di cappuccetto rosso

[roxirodisney]

Grazie veuvi! Belle!! Qui in qualità un pochino superiore