Thursday, September 02, 2010
 
 
by Reuters

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Brendan Fraser will make his Broadway debut in the upcoming comedy "Elling," alongside Denis O'Hare, Jennifer Coolidge and Richard Easton, the play's producers said on Thursday.

The show, which earned wide acclaim in London's West End, is based on the popular Norwegian novels that tell of a pair of mismatched roommates, their friendship and their relationships with pizza, poetry and women.

A movie based on the books was nominated for foreign language film Oscar in 2001, and while "Elling" marks Fraser's Broadway debut, he has performed onstage in London.

The Broadway play begins performances on November 2 and officially opens on Novemb   [READ MORE]

 
 
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