Following the success of the Broadway musical of the same name, which won eight Tony Awards in 2003, New Line Cinema, who owned the rights to the 1988 John Waters film upon which the stage musical is based, became interested in adapting the stage show as a musical film. Development work began in late 2004, while a similarly film-to-Broadway-to-film project, Mel Brooks' The Producers, was in production.
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- 1 Nikki BlonskyGood Morning Baltimore 3:54
- 2 Джеймс МарсденThe Nicest Kids In Town 2:42
- 3 Zac EfronIt Takes Two 3:04
- 4 Мишель Пфайффер(The Legend of) Miss Baltimore Crabs 4:08
- 5 Nikki BlonskyI Can Hear the Bells 4:14
- 6 Zac EfronLadies' Choice 2:28
- 7 Brittany SnowThe New Girl in Town 2:16
- 8 Nikki Blonsky & Джон ТраволтаWelcome to the 60's 5:13
- 9 Элайджа КеллиRun and Tell That 3:51
- 10 Queen LatifahBig, Blonde and Beautiful 2:35
- 11 Мишель Пфайффер & Джон ТраволтаBig, Blonde and Beautiful (Reprise) 1:06
- 12 Christopher Walken & Джон Траволта(You're) Timeless to Me 4:47
- 13 Queen LatifahI Know Where I've Been 4:13
- 14 Элайджа Келли, Amanda Bynes, Zac Efron & Nikki BlonskyWithout Love 3:40
- 15 Джеймс Марсден(It's) Hairspray 2:20
- 16 Элайджа Келли, Джон Траволта, Queen Latifah, Nikki Blonsky, Zac Efron & Amanda BynesYou Can't Stop the Beat 5:25
- 17 Элайджа Келли, Zac Efron, Queen Latifah & Nikki BlonskyCome So Far (Got So Far to Go) 4:17
- 18 Aimée AllenCooties 2:42
- 19 Nikki Blonsky, Marissa Jaret Winokur & Ricki LakeMama, I'm a Big Girl Now 3:19
Hairspray
(2007)| Country | |
| Spoken Language | english |
| Runtime | 1 hr 57 min |
| Budget | $75 000 000 |
| Premiere: World | $203 631 405 July 20, 2007 |
| USA | $118 946 291 |
| Other countries | $84 685 114 |
| Box Office – Budget | $128 631 405 |
| Premiere: USA | $118 946 291 July 10, 2007 |
| first day | $10 984 000 |
| first weekend | $27 800 000 |
| Digital: World | December 13, 2007 |
| Production Companies | |
| Also Known As | Hairspray: Suéltate el pelo United States |
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Pleasantly plump teenager Tracy Turnblad teaches 1962 Baltimore a thing or two about integration after landing a spot on a local TV dance show.Сast and Crew
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Hairspray: The Book Behind the Film
About the Book
The film "Hairspray" (2007) is based on a musical of the same name, which in turn was inspired by the 1988 film "Hairspray" directed by John Waters. The musical was adapted into a book by Thomas Meehan and Mark O'Donnell.Authors
- Thomas Meehan: A renowned playwright and librettist, Thomas Meehan is known for his work on several successful Broadway musicals, including "Annie" and "The Producers".
- Mark O'Donnell: An accomplished writer and humorist, Mark O'Donnell contributed to the adaptation of "Hairspray" for the stage, bringing his unique comedic style to the project.
Adaptation and Faithfulness
The 2007 film "Hairspray" closely follows the storyline of the musical, which was adapted from the original 1988 film by John Waters. The musical and its subsequent film adaptation maintain the core themes of racial integration and self-acceptance, set against the backdrop of 1960s Baltimore. The characters and plotlines are largely consistent with the stage version, capturing the spirit and energy of the original musical while making it accessible to a wider audience through the cinematic medium.Production
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Against all expectations, Hairspray turns out to be an explosion of industrial-strength good cheer, delivered by very smart show-biz pros with wit...
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Hairspray is an infectious aerosol comedy with nearly every hair in place.
Hairspray more than fulfills that most basic (but not easy) task of the movie musical: It leaves audiences frugging their way down the aisle.
I actually can’t remember the last time a movie opening made me so cheerful.
With its zesty dancing, strong performances, goofball details and sweet message of acceptance for all, Hairspray might just be this summer’s...
Hairspray is a wondrously entertaining ball of spunky musical numbers, talent set free and fun, fun, fun, with just enough of a message t...
For a star-studded big-budget musical, Hairspray does a nice job of retaining the funky sweetness of the original.
Enjoyable movies are released every week, but movies that have the capacity to delight – movies like Hairspray – are few and far between.
This bright, bouncy movie musical is a happy surprise, a candy-colored ode to outsiders that left me with a big grin.
Hairspray exceeded my expectations and, while it isn’t my favorite movie of the pool-and-beach season, it’s enjoyable enough to earn&nb...
What it offers isn’t really a nostalgic look at a 'more innocent time' so much as a saucy wink at a casually vicious time that is consta...
Marc Shaiman’s peppy music conspires with Shankman’s energized, retro-musical choreography to make for a giant cinematic grin -- a...
Hairspray is a feel-good musical that, for a change, actually makes you feel good.
The unexpected pleasure of Hairspray is that it doesn’t beg to differ.
Bright, campy and wonderfully light, Hairspray reminds us that fun comes in all shapes and sizes. It’s also one of the few 'event' movies thi...
Hairspray looks like it’s sending up the straight, heterosexual world, but it also resembles a big, brightly coloured closet which decli...
The movie pulsates with so much energy and excitement that it sometimes seems it will come bouncing off the screen. But then someone applies anothe...
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