Aaarrrgh...

[candygramme]

Bursitis in my shoulder... Feels like there's a pound of ground glass in there. However, it's the weekend, and so:

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[jo-anne8.livejournal.com]

Hi!

I have always liked Lou Diamond Phillips, so the combination of these two must have been magic!

Back then I saw fan vids of them signing autographs outside - did you go and do that as well? I would have loved to have been there also when Jared came. I was so happy to have read then how he went to surprise Jensen!!! :D

ITA on D's behavior. If she was so bored then don't go. How did she feel she was supporting him if she was doing everything BUT watching the show and everyone around her knew it?

[candygramme.livejournal.com]

Yep. He signed my program for me. I didn't manage to get near Lou though much to my chagrin.

And there was so much more to the production than there was to the movie. I didn't see the movie until after I saw the stage show, and I was really disappointed.

[jo-anne8.livejournal.com]

That is wonderful you got tha opportunity! I'm jealous as hell


I can really see Jensen in this role. It is such a meaty role and I just knew he would hit it out of the park. After Supernatural, I truly hope he gets a chance a roles like this.

[candygramme.livejournal.com]

There was one scene where he was in baseball gear, and he was talking about hitting it out of the park. He did it very beautifully. It was a bit confusing that his first line on stage was "Sam? SAM!"

He was awesome, and hot in uniform.

[jo-anne8.livejournal.com]

I bet he was awesome and I remember reading that Jared even jumped at the beginning line - lol!

Someone who sat on the aisle said that when Jensen entered and was walking up the aisle to the stage, they could see the outline of his boxers under the white uniform pants! ;)

[candygramme.livejournal.com]

Oh, Jensen! Visible panty line?

Got to say I didn't notice. I was too busy gazing my fill on his lovely face.

[jo-anne8.livejournal.com]

I would be looking at his face too. :D

I know you said he and Lou were amazing, but was that end "You can't handle the truth" scene as powerful as the movie? I would think it would have been.

[candygramme.livejournal.com]

Jack Nicholson blew it compared to the way Lou went about it. The whole scene was compelling, and they played off each other wonderfully. I am probably biased, but I thought it was better. By the time I got to see the movie, I frowned, thinking, "Is that all?"

[jo-anne8.livejournal.com]

Thank you for sharing this!! I am glad you got to see them in this play and that they truly rocked!!!!!!!


:) :D