Saturday, October 17, 2015

AVMBP - Day Five: Favorite Theater Males


Day Five: Favorite Theater Males


      Curly McClain - Oklahoma!: Handsome and charming Curly McClain brings so much life and energy to Oklahoma! He is definitely a true hero that's admirable and strong in his own ordinary way. Although he possesses a rather arrogant attitude from time to time, Curly makes has hopes and dreams for the coming Oklahoma state. His love for Laurey is so genuine and real, and I loved watching their love story unfold slowly in the story. By the end of the play, Curly has definitely matured from the cocky cowboy he was in the beginning with a new wife and new future ahead of him.

      Marius Pontmercy - Les Miserables: A university student who goes from raving revolutionary to lovestruck lad in a matter of seconds. I always found Marius to be a fun character and in a way brings a small amount of humor to the story due to his awkward and unexpected experience in love at first sight. Then Marius' life takes a drastic change when he is forced to choose between following his beloved Cosette out of Paris or to stay with his friends and fight. Marius makes the honorable decision and risks his life to save the poor and destitute of Paris and his courage is rewarded when he is reunited with Cosette and becomes the long awaited son in his new father-in-law's eyes. 

     Georg von Trapp - The Sound of Music: Words cannot describe how so in love I was with Christopher Plummer in this film! Georg's transition from grieving widower to a loving father is an absolute testimony to what Maria's life brought to his once lonely household. His transition doesn't come quickly, but it's worth the wait. Georg's greatest attribute to his character is his courage to stand against Hitler even if it means putting his own life (and his family's) at risk. He is willing to leave everything he has ever known so he can raise his children in freedom.

2 comments:

  1. Ehe. I don't understand Cosette hate. You don't really know the girl very well and she does get judged to harshly. She was sweet, if a little naive.

    on the other hand, I do love Eponine too. She would be so fun to play! I do think she was a hero, in the sense that she gave up her life to that Marius would know Cosette returned his love... that was pretty noble and brave of her.

    Anyway, it is always good to read other posts :) this is fun!

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  2. You posted a pic of Hugh Jackman as Curly! Pardon me while I pick myself back up out of this puddle of drool...

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