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The career and love of the musical queen
Watson 2022-06-20 22:15:43
The popularity of GLEE has the background of retro trend and the power of musical classics. The most powerful and emotional songs in the play often come from musicals, FUNNY GIRL is one of them. Originally in Central Six I watched an old movie, and after I woke up to DONT RAIN ON MY PARADE in GLEE, I looked for it again. This part is the theme song of the heroine running to find a lover in the original movie. The old movie was 1968, but I looked at it. Going is still a classic theme that repeats itself over and over again. An ordinary and ambitious heroine, a cynical hero, and the success of his career is accompanied by the bitterness of love. BARBRA's performance is very real, from the initial naive but there is no lack of brave self-mockery , To the success of the later career, but gradually unable to struggle in the lover indulging in gambling. The story is always like this, the woman is too good, the man can't catch up, and finally becomes a cup.
Extended Reading
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Fanny Brice: If I can't tell when you're ordering roast beef and potatoes, how will I know when you're making advances?
Nick Arnstein: You'll know. I'll be much more direct.
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[last lines]
Nick Arnstein: Goodbye, Fanny.
Fanny Brice: Bye, Nick.
[song "My Man" follows]