Lord of the Rings - The Wizard [Gandalf/Ian] #4: "You Shall Not Pass!" - Page 10

Ghost.Of.You · 04-02-2015, 03:54 PM

My thoughts exactly, but it had a better end that I anticipated.

**miranstarr** · 04-02-2015, 08:23 PM

I was about to have some words for Christopher Plummer.

Ghost.Of.You · 04-03-2015, 12:39 PM

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I was about to have some words for Christopher Plummer.

The way it's worded is rather misleading

Nad · 04-05-2015, 08:07 AM

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The way it's worded is rather misleading

Exactly, but I guess it also draws Readers in

Ghost.Of.You · 04-05-2015, 01:47 PM

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Exactly, but I guess it also draws Readers in

Of course! Those tactful writers!

**miranstarr** · 04-10-2015, 03:09 PM

They know what they're doing lol.

Ghost.Of.You · 04-11-2015, 11:12 AM

We should be used to it, but sometimes they get one that makes us think twice!

Nad · 04-13-2015, 08:47 AM

Look who's joining LE on "Beauty and the Beast":

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TIME.COM
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Ian McKellen will play Cogsworth the clock in Disney's 'Beauty and the Beast' Ian McKellen to Play Cogsworth the Clock in 'Beauty and the Beast'

**miranstarr** · 04-14-2015, 07:36 PM

Yay!!!!

Nad · 04-15-2015, 10:36 AM

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Ian McKellen makes the first table read for Beauty and the Beast sound magical

by Jonathon Dornbush • @jmdornbush
Posted April 15 2015 — 12:57 PM EDT
A classic like Beauty and the Beast needs a bit of magic to succeed, and from the way Sir Ian McKellen describes Disney’s latest take on the tale, there’s more than enough to around.

McKellen tweeted a short description/story/ode to the first table read of the live-action Beast film Disney currently has in the works. The actor, who is playing Cogsworth, describes in sheer delight what a table read is, his late arrival to it, and what occurred during the elaborate reading.

The cast gathered around four long tables with a clock, feather duster, and candelabra settled in the middle of them.

“Elsewhere, everything and everyone was alive and even kicking, high-kicking too,” McKellen wrote. “[Director] Bill Condon had decided to put on a show and I’ve never seen or heard anything like it.”

The table read, according to McKellen, included no less than live musicians and a 30-person choir to accompany the actors as they ran through the film’s songs, for which composer and lyricist, respectively, Alan Menken and Tim Rice were both in attendance.

McKellen notes some singing and dancing rehearsals had already begun, but that he was looking forward to his, remaining humble as he expressed how difficult it will be to “equal what has already been achieved.” And if that doesn’t warm your heart, the simple joy of his final lines likely will.

“All the long way home, I hummed ‘Be [Our] Guest,’ in which I shall get to sing a line or two,” he wrote. “Aren’t I the lucky one?”

Read McKellen’s full description below and, combined with Josh Gad’s cast selfie, Beauty and the Beast let’s hope the cast continues to give us a look behind the curtain of this production.

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