Hair, in large part, has always been about the kids' point of view. It's an antithesis to a lot of Establishment views. But Hair was not fully an anti-Establishment polemic. It tried to understand the adults' point of view as well, something that was lost (with time) due in large part to the Tom O'Horgan staging. With the film in my head being fairly realistic, one of the obvious questions to be posed is how the parents will be portrayed in my script.
One fan's effort to create a definitive film version of the musical "Hair," even if only as a script for the enjoyment of other fans.
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Showing posts with label tom o'horgan. Show all posts
Friday, July 30, 2010
Quick Note on "The Adults"
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concept,
premise,
ragni/rado quote,
tom o'horgan
Friday, July 9, 2010
Early Brainstorming: An Overarching Concept
The first step to writing a screenplay of Hair is making an essentially plotless show slightly more linear for the screen.
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claude as filmmaker,
concept,
non-book,
premise,
ragni/rado quote,
tom o'horgan,
weller script
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