Thanks for putting that up, Brian. Great clip. Nice to see in the midst of one of the saddest show business stories in a very long time.
I had sort of forgottentthat "Maybe This Time" is in the stage show these days. (It wasn't originally -- it was a Kander & Ebb "trunk song" that was first used in the movie -- but I guess it had such an impact it's been added to stage shows ever since. I'm ashamed to say I've never actually seen "Cabaret" on stage, though I know it's a pretty different animal from the Fosse film.)
Thank you. After reading about what an amazing stage actress she was, I've been curious to see some of her work - and wow. I only knew she was a great *film* actress, but now I wish I'd had the chance somehow to see her perform live.
She was a beautiful, beautiful woman, but most importantly, she seemed like a very genuine person who loved being a wife and mom.
She'll be remembered as a fine actress and a class act.
Hi Bob, I'd forgotten that "Maybe This Time" wasn't originally in the stage version-- I guess the film version has so shaped my memory of the original, too. It's a really nice performance, I think-- so understated and kind of shy at first, and then building to that dramatic climax. Liza Minnelli is so definitive for me in the part, but there's a real vulnerability and awkward grace (if that makes any sense) to Richardson's performance in this clip that makes me see Sally in a new way.
Inquiring Camera Girl, I know-- I've only seen the clips of her performance on YouTube. It would've been great to see it all live, especially opposite Alan Cumming. And I agree-- she seemed like a real class act.
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I had sort of forgottentthat "Maybe This Time" is in the stage show these days. (It wasn't originally -- it was a Kander & Ebb "trunk song" that was first used in the movie -- but I guess it had such an impact it's been added to stage shows ever since. I'm ashamed to say I've never actually seen "Cabaret" on stage, though I know it's a pretty different animal from the Fosse film.)
She was a beautiful, beautiful woman, but most importantly, she seemed like a very genuine person who loved being a wife and mom.
She'll be remembered as a fine actress and a class act.
I'd forgotten that "Maybe This Time" wasn't originally in the stage version-- I guess the film version has so shaped my memory of the original, too. It's a really nice performance, I think-- so understated and kind of shy at first, and then building to that dramatic climax. Liza Minnelli is so definitive for me in the part, but there's a real vulnerability and awkward grace (if that makes any sense) to Richardson's performance in this clip that makes me see Sally in a new way.
I know-- I've only seen the clips of her performance on YouTube. It would've been great to see it all live, especially opposite Alan Cumming. And I agree-- she seemed like a real class act.