Chaim Topol News, Pictures & Buzz

'Gordon's alive!' - Flash Gordon (40th Anniversary 4K Review)  VultureHound Magazine

Jews breaking into the arts  The Jerusalem Post

BWW Review: HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE�"CVLT STREAMS VISITING MR. GREEN, EXAMINE PSYCHOLOGY, MUSICAL STYLE AND CREATIVITY OF HAMILTON, PROJECT SING OUT!, and more  Broadway World

Flash Gordon at 40: The greatest superhero film ever made?  The Irish Times

Community connection 30 years in the making | Opinion  Sun Sentinel

We simply do not need another 'Fiddler on the Roof'  Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Watch: Four Tevyes sing 'To Life' for £120k Chai virtual dinner  Jewish News

The Lighter Side! Women of Shtisel | Jewish News  Jewish News

Second film for Fiddler on the Roof  Jewish Chronicle

Plan for 'Fiddler on the Roof' movie remake ignites passions  The Jerusalem Post

New ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ movie coming to big screen  The Australian Jewish News

There's Going To Be A New 'Fiddler on the Roof' Movie — Detroit Jewish News  The Jewish News

Countdown to No Time To Die: The Top 10 James Bond Allies  Flickering Myth

Watch Stephen Sondheim and the Stars of Company Wish Patti LuPone a Happy Birthday  Playbill.com

It was 40 Years Ago Today: Celebrating the kitchy, campy, fun and super from 1980  ithaca.com

Our Top 20 Amazon Prime Picks for Broadway Fans  New York Theatre Guide

How to watch every James Bond movie in chronological order  From the Grapevine

47 Classic Movie Musicals to Watch While Quarantined  Playbill.com

Musicals and other theatre-related films and TV shows you can watch on Netflix right now  LondonTheatre.co.uk

Lee Borden back on stage as Tevye in 'Fiddler on the Roof'  The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel

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yodaberg: @GreenJ @Meanjin Ok wait. That’s gotta be either the vampire from a Polanski movie or Chaim Topol/Tevye.

Zero Mostel was the one who originally played the role on Broadway, and he was still active when the film was made. So why didn't they put him in the film.

Ok so my problem is that i pride myself in my acting but am not a great singer... The audition sheets we got said that she didn't have to be but can just be able to carry a note. I naturally was happy because i can do that! I am in 8th grade and I hope I get the part because all the other years I got small but funny parts and this is a big and funny/dramatic role. In my school the 8th graders normally get more lines, better parts, etc. and I FINALLY AM ONE! I plan to use a my acclaimed Russian-Jewish Accent. What do you think? Any tips for this role? Please answer ASAP

i performing as Tevye soon in a local production

Fiddler on the roof was awesome. Definitively top ten movies on my list.

school musical auditions are in 10 days. the show is fiddler on the roof. basically, i'm going for a part that doesn't involve blending into the background. i believe i have what it takes to do this, but could use some help in refining my audition techniques. so my questions are- is there anything i can do to improve the quality of my voice? tea, lozenges, warm ups, etc? how can i have the appearance of a coordinated dancer? this is my weakest area, and though the steps for the audition are simple, i still want it to look nice. what should i wear? for an auditions, i'd usually wear yoga pants or shorts and a solid color shirt, but i had read somewhere that someone wore a kerchief thing at her audition and got a part. i feel like this might be overkill in trying too hard, but certainly don't know if that's what directors would look for. what can i do to improve a russian accent? it doesn't come naturally as, for instance, a british accent does. and would that be too much to use one in my audition? i think that covers the specifics, but would appreciate any other tips, aside from "practice, practice, practice!" :) thanks!