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hollywoodinsider.ew.com - 10/15/2009

Broadway’s ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ stops mid-show, Bob Saget and Don Rickles to the rescue!

— hollywoodinsider.ew.com — Oh, the joys of live theater. The final preview performance of the Broadway revival of Bye Bye Birdie was halted for about half an hour Wednesday night when the electronically controlled set failed to clear during a scene change. The curtain fell on ... Broadway’s ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ stops mid-show, Bob Saget ...

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celebitchy.com - 10/19/2009

John Stamos admits being drunk in 2007 TV appearance

— celebitchy.com — John Stamos Drunk Down Under - Watch more Funny Videos Back in the summer of 2007, John Stamos went on Australian television and generally made a complete ass of himself . He appeared inebriated and totally out of it, but pulled a Paula Abdul ... John Stamos admits being drunk in 2007 TV appearance

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okmagazine.com - 10/19/2009

John Stamos: “I was Drunk”

— okmagazine.com — John Stamos has come clean about his outrageous appearance on an Australian talk show in 2007: He was totally trashed. The actor was Down Under to promote ER when he slurred his way through a morning TV show, wandering around the set, reading ... John Stamos: “I was Drunk”

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Bye Bye Birdie an Ear-Slapping Bad Time, Raves Ben Brantley
Vulture — ... "the most painful example of misapplied talent on Broadway" since last season's Mary-Louise Parker–starring Hedda Gabler. (New York's Scott Brown is a little more generous, but he didn't love it either.) Riedel today wonders how long it'll be before Henry Miller's Theatre is available for corporate events. Unless Don Rickles and Bob Saget are hired as full-time cast members, presumably not very. Dirty 'Birdie' secrets [NYP] Music to Play, Places to Go, People to See [NYT] Related: Just Put on a ...

cinema obscura: Gene Saks' "Bye Bye Birdie" (1995)
the passionate moviegoer — The cast of the good film of "Bye Bye Birdie," the one directed by Gene Saks, not George Sidney After nearly 50 years, "Bye Bye Birdie" has made it back to Broadway for, unbelievably, its very first New York City revival. The beloved Charles Strouse-Lee Adams musical comedy from 1960 (their debut) had been Gower Champion's Broadway directorial debut, with Champion both helming and choreographing, and the appealing cast included Dick Van Dyke as Albert, a reluctant talent agent; Chita Rivera as Rosie, his secretary and muse; the inimitable Kay Medford as Albert's grasping mother, Mae; the fabulous Dick Gautier as the ...