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Amadeus
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| Name: | Amadeus |
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| Medium: | film, play |
| Country of Origin: | s |
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Amadeus is a film and Broadway play.
The Film
The Play
The Broadway play starred Mark Hamill as "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart."
Fanworks
- Airs Above Ground
- Blue Milk
- Faded Roses
- Mediocre Melodies
- On the Mark
- Sing Sweetly, Sing Strong
- Wolfie and Stanzi's Most Excellent Little Wicked Fanzine
Sample Fanart
the artist is Cheryl Whitfield Duval, from Faded Roses #1 (1989)
the artist is Cheryl Whitfield Duval, from Faded Roses #1 (1989)
the artist is Cheryl Whitfield Duval, from Faded Roses #4 (1993)
the artists are Debbie Joseph and Larry S. Jarrell, Jr., from Faded Roses #4 (1993)
the artist is Cheryl Whitfield Duval, from Faded Roses #4 (1993)
the artist is Debbie Hoyt, from Faded Roses #4 (1993)
Fan Comments Regarding the Play
Did you see Mark on the Today Show, January 7th? They showed a scene from "Amadeus," or not I should see it when it makes its If I had been debating whether way to Boston, this would have iced it. He was SO good. He was totally engrossed in the part. I almost could not believe it was Mark, the role is such afar cry from that of Skywalker. [1]
I just returned from spending the holidays in California, and while I was there I had the opportunity of seeing Mark in "Amadeus." I was both surprised and pleased with his performance. I also got to meet Mark backstage after the show. He was just as sweet and nice as could be.[2]
We were waiting for Mark to come onto the stage. But the real Mozart appeared, and there was no further thought of Mark Hamill until the play was over.[3]
Yes, I did get to see 'Amadeus' —only four times though. Mark's performance greatly improved each time. The best performance was December 16th - he was marvelous, particularly the second act. My most fun time was opening night; we sat near his family. [4]
I saw the play on closing night (in Los Angeles) and was completely in awe, especially with Mark Hamill. I had no idea what a superb actor he really is.[5]
References
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- ^ from On the Mark #7