Glee's Lea Michele in Talks for Spring Awakening Movie!
By MARC MALKIN AND BRETT MALIC
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Is Lea Michele gearing up for another Spring Awakening?
We are so excited to exclusively report that the Glee gal could be reprising her role from the hit Broadway musical in the upcoming movie adaptation.
"We're talking to Lea Michele because she made the role of Wendla famous and we'll see if that pans out and works with the timing of her schedule on [Glee]," the flick's director, McG, told us last night at the Hollywood premiere of his new romance action flick This Means War.
The show, which won eight Tony Awards and is based on an 1891 German play of the same name, centers around a group of teenagers dealing with topics including abortion, rape, suicide, masturbation and even some S&M. (Glee, anyone? L O L NO)
"I love Lea; we've talked about it," McG said. "When I first got turned onto the show she was in it so it's her voice that echoes in my heart. I really think she's wonderful and we'll see where it takes us."
McG said Spring may be his next film project. "It's very similar to the [stage] production," he said. "We're probably going to shoot it in Eastern Europe and it's a very true adaptation of what it is with a little Baz Luhrman thrown in."
Now we want to hear from you. Do you want to see Ms. Michele in the Spring Awakening flick? Sound off below!
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Honestly, McG is a terrible director, but he's been wanting to make this movie for awhile now, and I know Duncan Sheik has already written a song for the film. All in all, the movie is a long time coming considering how long everyone's been talking about it. And yes, Lea and the rest of the OBC (except for maybe Jenn and Remy) look too old to pass off as 14 year-olds but I don't care. Lol.
By MARC MALKIN AND BRETT MALIC
Is Lea Michele gearing up for another Spring Awakening?
We are so excited to exclusively report that the Glee gal could be reprising her role from the hit Broadway musical in the upcoming movie adaptation.
"We're talking to Lea Michele because she made the role of Wendla famous and we'll see if that pans out and works with the timing of her schedule on [Glee]," the flick's director, McG, told us last night at the Hollywood premiere of his new romance action flick This Means War.
The show, which won eight Tony Awards and is based on an 1891 German play of the same name, centers around a group of teenagers dealing with topics including abortion, rape, suicide, masturbation and even some S&M. (Glee, anyone? L O L NO)
"I love Lea; we've talked about it," McG said. "When I first got turned onto the show she was in it so it's her voice that echoes in my heart. I really think she's wonderful and we'll see where it takes us."
McG said Spring may be his next film project. "It's very similar to the [stage] production," he said. "We're probably going to shoot it in Eastern Europe and it's a very true adaptation of what it is with a little Baz Luhrman thrown in."
Now we want to hear from you. Do you want to see Ms. Michele in the Spring Awakening flick? Sound off below!
Source.
Honestly, McG is a terrible director, but he's been wanting to make this movie for awhile now, and I know Duncan Sheik has already written a song for the film. All in all, the movie is a long time coming considering how long everyone's been talking about it. And yes, Lea and the rest of the OBC (except for maybe Jenn and Remy) look too old to pass off as 14 year-olds but I don't care. Lol.
