We all know of plenty of brilliant actors who were typecast based on their first big role, so it’s not as if Arthur Darvill is the first (nor will he be the last). But how he’s chosen to express his frustration? Absolutely brilliant. Check it out!
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Viewers everywhere last night were shocked, concerned, offended and amused when John Travolta announced Idina Menzel to perform “Let It Go”…and he totally butchered her name. As you might have expected, this launched immediate social media backlash. There’s the parody twitter account, the buzzfeed list of Travolta’d Celebrity Names, plenty of tumblr rants, and gifs galore. And of course, it made all the talk shows this morning too. And while that’s all great and fun, let’s take a moment to acknowledge: John Travolta does have Dyslexia.…
Disney’s newest hit musical, “Frozen” has garnered massive success due to the brilliant music as well as the new model for heroines. But the movie wasn’t originally planned that way. Who do we have to thank for the new hit disney film? The married songwriters, based on a recent interview with the power couple, Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez. The duo revealed that the “Frozen” story arc has been a work in progress for years. Originally, Anna was written to be the perfect pretty princess…
‘Let It Go’ from Frozen and has been covered more times than YouTube can keep count, and Larkable has combined our top 7 favorites here: Seven versions of the same song might be tedious, so tread carefully. We can guarantee you that should you make it to the end, you’ll be trying out for Glee club. For you music lovers out there that listen to Disney music non-stop: get ready to share this 😉 For a point of reference, here’s the original sequence of ‘Let…
A deleted scene from Disney’s animated motion picture Frozen has been released, and it would have completely changed the movie as we saw it. While directors Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck explain why the scene was cut, it could have (maybe should have) been left in. The scene demonstrated Anna’s quirky personality as intended, but it also gives the viewer a taste of what the sisters’ relationship was like: existing, but not strong. In the movie, Anna follows Elsa to the mountain after the outburst…
