Originally Posted By Doobie This topic is for discussion of the February 21st Jim On Film column at: <a href="News-ID180000.asp" target="_blank">http://LaughingPlace.com/News-ID180000.asp</a>.
Originally Posted By dastinson Just a few notes on Susan Egan and check out her fan site at <a href="http://www.susanegan.net" target="_blank">http://www.susanegan.net</a> Even over the Peter Pan recording, I'd recommend Susan's rendition of TELL HIM ANYTHING (from the movie THE SLIPPER & THE ROSE, music by the Sherman Brothers). That track is simply amazing and a testiment to the quality of Susan's voice. She is also on the studio recording of DRAT THE CAT, a little known musical from the 60's. Also check Susan's website for news on her brand new solo CD, SO FAR... due for release on March 5th.
Originally Posted By dastinson Oh, another item: Chuck Wagner. Before Beauty & the Beast, before Into The Woods - he was AUTOMAN. Granted it wasn't a great series (not even really a good series), but it was a great reuse of the TRON props and effects.
Originally Posted By Jim Please note the following corrections: 1. "It is also worth nothing that Egan can be seen Sunday nights on the WB sitcom Nikki." should read "It is also worth noting that Egan can be seen Sunday nights on the WB sitcom Nikki." 2."Pascal can be seen in the video and DVD recording of the concert My Favorite Broadway: The Love Songs, selections of which were released on DVD." should read "Pascal can be seen in the video and DVD recording of the concert My Favorite Broadway: The Love Songs, selections of which were released on CD." I apologize for these errors which resulted from a frustrating (though very funny) spell check malady.
