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Aug. 22nd, 2008 01:28 pmYou know, I actually didn't come into 1776 with any slash expectations, but Jefferson/Adams is really, really canon. Just... "But, Mr. Adams". That whole scene. "But I burn, Mr. A!" "So do I, Mr. J!" And when Jefferson's leaning over Adams on the stairs, their faces get so close. That's got to be my second favorite they're-totally-making-out-even-though-their-mouths-don't-actually-touch scene, ever. (The first, of course, being David Bowie and Mick Jagger in Dancing in the Street (about 1:18-1:20). Normally I'm a Bowie/Mercury shipper, but to borrow a phrase from Mr. Adams, good GOD.) Unfortunately, the Jefferson/Adams doesn't go much of anywhere after that song, but trust me, that's plenty.
1776 is an excellent movie, by the way. And play, I assume, since the movie seems very faithful (heck, it even kept all of the songs). I can't remember ever having such a strong urge to watch a movie again. Unfortunately, I returned it to the library. But still. Great acting, great music, great historical accuracy. I recommend it highly.
1776 is an excellent movie, by the way. And play, I assume, since the movie seems very faithful (heck, it even kept all of the songs). I can't remember ever having such a strong urge to watch a movie again. Unfortunately, I returned it to the library. But still. Great acting, great music, great historical accuracy. I recommend it highly.