Pippin: His Life and Times

Película de TV
1982
Not Rated
1h 52min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAt the goading of the ominous and omnipresent Leading Player, Pippin, the eldest son of King Charlemagne, samples life's pleasures to discover his place in the world and the meaning of his l... Leer todoAt the goading of the ominous and omnipresent Leading Player, Pippin, the eldest son of King Charlemagne, samples life's pleasures to discover his place in the world and the meaning of his life.At the goading of the ominous and omnipresent Leading Player, Pippin, the eldest son of King Charlemagne, samples life's pleasures to discover his place in the world and the meaning of his life.

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- 2 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
At the very end when asked how he feels, Pippin says, "Trapped, which isn't bad for the end of a musical comedy." The line was written "Trapped, but happy, which isn't..." but director/choreographer Bob Fosse changed it. It was fought out and today, the original version of the line appears in the play.

Errores
The Lead Player sings during the song "Simple Joys" that wouldn't you rather be... "a twig on a fig in Galilee." The line from the song that is supposed to be sung is "a fig on a twig in Galilee".

Citas
Catherine: Do you feel you compromised your dream?
Pippin: No.
Catherine: How do you feel?
Pippin: Trapped. Which isn't bad for the end of a musical comedy.

Versiones alternativas
The latest video release was the production cut for television. The initial video release contained the complete production as performed (although slightly abridged from the original stage script). The complete "War Is A Science" number is there, along with all the profanity.

Conexiones
Referenced in La niñera: Pishke Business (1994)

Bandas sonoras
Magic to Do
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
Sung by Ben Vereen and The Players

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8/10

entertaining- touching- honest -and yes-sexy

here in the summary you have all of the elements for why i give this stage play an 8. probably it does not get a higher rating because i fail to understand why the author uses Charlemagne,his first born, Pippen to get where the go. maybe you have to read the book for that.Sometimes I think this play didn't know where it wanted to go. It appeared to be historical course with Chita Rivera, Pippin's mom pushing the second son to the king's attention. Then it appeared to address the futility, foolhardiness and carnage of war . Then we have the sex orgy. I wonder if this was a controversial play when it first appeared (60's ?} Even today, the anti-church line would be sure to attract the wrath of some section in the religious right And yet, this play "magically" (you'll See why I use quote if you watch) succeeds as a coming-of- age tale. Incidentally, I saw "Bonnie And Clyde" first; and believe it or nor - the both relate ! Pippin, however, realizes what is truly important.