Patti Lupone - "Rose's Turn" - 2008 Broadway
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Of course I will say, this whole dressing room scene was the most devastating of all! Leading into this song makes for a very powerful finale!!
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Well, Patti is absolutely amazing no matter what anyone says, she has all the components of a Broadway legend and is also extremely nice and down to earth in person. Patti is Queen. Period.
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@DivaBehavior Replying to a comment from a year ago isn't a norm for me, but I couldn't help but vehemently disagree with your appraisal of Lupone's acting. In case you don't know much about her training, she was actually taught to "work from the inside-out," as you put it. Lupone becomes a character, rather than acting like one: Rose Horvick was mentally unstable, and having a nervous breakdown at this point. With this in mind, I find Patti Lupone's rendering to be more truthful and lifelike.
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I'm singing this song 4 my audition!!
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And my nickname is Rose!!
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She really captures the psychotic break and that's why she is my favorite
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Ever seen a Bipolar person in the midst of a break-down manic episode? This should be the poster in Times Square of what its like! I should know because I have it! She is perfect!
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Not my favorite Rose, not the best singing, and not the best acting, but I do really like Patti's interpretation. Her Rose is deliciously unhinged, it's disturbing, it's wild, it's crazy, and I find myself really liking it. You can really see her psychotic break from reality here...and perhaps its not exactly what was supposed to happen as written, but I think its interesting.
Though I'll always prefer Angela Lansbury and Bernadette Peters, I can't help but like Patti's version.
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"not the best actress per se?" Are you kidding me?
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I do not see wooden...
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I heard this on the radio yesterday and I was shocked and appalled. Watching it is only slightly less disturbing. I also saw her performance in the theater. By the time she did this, I just wanted a drink...or several to be honest! Having seen this show several times, live and on the screen, with all the usual suspects, I have to say that I find this interpretation absurd. Unless the whole thing is occurring in a mental institution... and they forgot to give Rose her Thorazine! Patti was a divi
@DivaBehavior There are other versions of this preformance that she has done a little different check that out if you want but I disagree with you that she is wooden, how the hell is wooden? I have never seen her wooden.
broadwayloverny10 1 year ago 7
@broadwayloverny10
Sometimes I love Patti, sometimes I don't like her. I simply don't like this performance. It just seems like a bunch of yelling and actions that aren't backed up by any inner justification. To each his own.
DivaBehavior 1 year ago
I love patti. But she terrifies me.
And her diction sucks.
BlueJeanBaby012 1 year ago 22
@BlueJeanBaby012
She's sort of wooden, isn't she? I don't see why she received accolades for her performance in this role.
DivaBehavior 1 year ago
@DivaBehavior running all over the stage doesn't make a performance. stillness on the stage is a skill that very few actors have and Patti LuPone has it.
TheBohemianTenor 1 year ago 8
@TheBohemianTenor
Patti, like Bette Midler works from the outside-in. That makes many of her performances seem artificial, fake, and wooden. I find that the actresses who are the most truthful, lifelike, and stunning -- Bernadette Peters, for example (and also actresses like Glenn Close and Meryl Streep) -- work from the inside-out. This makes the actions come from somewhere within. It's compelling and it's entirely human.
DivaBehavior 1 year ago 10