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Paramount+

## Paramount Plus

The logo for the subscription video on-demand streaming service

Paramount+ is an American subscription video on-demand service owned by Paramount Global. The service's content is drawn primarily from the libraries of CBS Media Ventures (including CBS Studios), Paramount Media Networks (formerly Viacom Media Networks), and Paramount Pictures, while also including original series and films, live streaming sports coverage, and in the U.S.A, live streaming of local CBS broadcast stations.

## General Overview

The service was first launched in the United States on October 28, 2014 as CBS All Access; the service initially focused on the live streaming of CBS programming from its local affiliates, as well as on-demand access to CBS programs and library content. The service began to expand into original programming in 2016, beginning with spin-offs of CBS programs such as *Big Brother*, *The Good Fight*, and the new Star Trek television series *Star Trek: Discovery*. The service also began to expand into other markets, including Canada and Australia (the latter in conjunction with CBS's recently-acquired Network 10).

On February 24, 2021, it was announced that **Paramount+** planned to reboot the film as a series for their platform. It would be written by Alexandra Cunningham and Kevin J. Hynes and produced by Cunningham, Hynes, Justin Falvey and Darryl Frank of Amblin Entertainment, Stanley Jaffe, and Sherry Lansing.

On May 17, 2022, it was announced that Silver Tree (*The Flight Attendant*, *You*) is set to direct and executive produce on the upcoming Paramount+ series *Fatal Attraction*.

## See More

* Paramount+ Official Website
* Paramount+ Official Youtube Channel
* Paramount+ (@paramountplus) on Twitter
* Paramount+ (@paramountplus) on Instagram

## External links

* Watch *Fatal Attraction (1987 film)*  on Paramount+

## References

1. ↑ ViacomCBS Unveils Brand for Upcoming Global Streaming Service: Paramount+ - Business Wire
2. ↑ Paramount Plus, ViacomCBS’s new rebranded version of CBS All Access, launches on March 4th - The Verge
3. ↑ Paramount+ Sets Launch Plans for Australia, New Zealand - Hollywood Reporter
4. ↑ ‘Love Story’, ‘Italian Job’, ‘The Parallax View’, ‘Flashdance’ & ‘Fatal Attraction’ Reboots In Works At Paramount+ - Deadline
5. ↑ ‘Fatal Attraction’: Silver Tree To Direct And Executive Produce On Season 1 - Deadline
Oishi High School Battle

Oishi High School Battle was the eighth cartoon to air on Shut Up! Cartoons replacing Zombies vs. Ninjas. The series ran for three seasons from July 13, 2012 to August 22, 2014. The series was replaced by a spin-off, Oishi Origins.

## Plot

When Oishi's dad loses his job hunting demons in outer space, and must take a crappy job on Earth working at an office supply store, Oishi must move to Earth with him, attend a regular Earth high school, and try her best to fit in.

## Why it Rocks

Great animation.

Cool stories.

Awesome characters especially Oishi herself.
James Dearden

A black and white picture of a younger Dearden

**James Dearden** is a British writer, direction and producer best known for the 1980 short film Diversion, which he would go onto adapt the 1987 film *Fatal Attraction*.

## General overview

Aside from the film, Dearden also went onto produce the *Fatal Attraction (play)* in 2014. Most recently, he was co-writer in Pilot, The Movie In Your Mind and Medial Woman; three episodes of the *Fatal Attraction (TV Series)* on Paramount+.

## External links

* James Dearden on the Internet Movie Database
* James Dearden on Wikipedia
Toby Huss

**Toby Huss** is an American actor who is set to portray the character of Mike Gerard in the Fatal Attraction (TV Series).

## General overview

Huss was born in Marshalltown, Iowa, to Gerald and Elma Huss. His father was a high school chemistry teacher, and his mother was a cosmetics sales representative.

## External links

* Toby Huss on the Internet Movie Database
* Toby Huss on Wikipedia
* Toby Huss (@tobyhuss) on Twitter
* Toby Huss (@tobyhuss) on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ An interview with Toby Huss - The Original Van Gogh's Ear Anthology
Will Ropp

**Will Ropp** is an actor who portrays Elijah Acosta in Paramount+*Fatal Attraction (TV Series)*.

## General overview

Ropp earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the University of Michigan. In 2020, He received his breakthrough role as Kenny Dawes on the sports drama film *The Way Back*, *Silk Road* and *The Fallout*. Other credits include: *Speechless* in 2016, *Love Victor* from 2020-2021 and *The Sex Lives of College Girls*.

## External links

* Will Ropp on the Internet Movie Database
* Will Ropp (@willropp)) on Instagram
Sherry Lansing

**Sherry Lansing** is an American former actress and film studio executive. She will also be working on  *Fatal Attraction (TV Series)* as an executive producer. Previously, she served as an executive producer for the Fatal Attraction (1987 film) as well.

## General overview

She is a former CEO of Paramount Pictures and president of production at 20th Century Fox. Many believe that she was the first woman to head a Hollywood production company, and was the first female head of a Hollywood production company to have a star on the Walk of Fame. In 1996, she became the first woman to be named Pioneer of the Year by the Foundation of the Motion Picture Pioneers. In 2001, she was named one of the 30 most powerful women in America by Ladies' Home Journal, and The Hollywood Reporter named her fourth on its Power 100 list in 2003.

## External links

* Sherry Lansing on the Internet Movie Database
* Sherry Lansing on Wikipedia

## References

1. ↑ Shery Lansing Biography - The Sherry Lansing Foundation
2. ↑ Biography - Sherry Lansing - Weekend America
3. ↑ Women’s magazine rates influential females - Wayback Machine
4. ↑ Reflections of a power player - The Jerusalem Post
Adrian Lyne

**Adrian Lyne** is a director, screenwriter and producer who directed the Fatal Attraction (1987 film).

## General overview

Lyne begun his career directing 1970s television commercials, and then made well-received short films which went onto be entries in the London Film Festival. Then he started making feature length films in 1980 and is actually known for sexually charged stories and characters, often using stylised light for them. Lyne is perhaps best known for directing *Flashdance*, *9½ Weeks*, *Jacob's Ladder*, *Indecent Proposal*, *Lolita*, and *Unfaithful*. Lyne also went onto receive a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Director in 1988.

## External links

* Adrian Lyne on the Internet Movie Database
* Adrian Lyne on Wikipedia

## References

1. ↑ JAN 24 COME BACK TO THE CINEMA PLEX, ADRIAN LYNE, ADRIAN LYNE - Musée
2. ↑ 1988 Oscars - Oscars
Joshua Jackson

**Joshua Jackson** is a Canadian-American actor who is set to portray Dan Gallagher in Fatal Attraction (TV Series).

## General overview

He is best known for his starring role as Charlie Conway in *Mighty Ducks*, as Pacey Witter in The WB teen drama series *Dawson's Creek* (1998–2003), Peter Bishop in the Fox science fiction series *Fringe* (2008–2013), Cole Lockhart in the Showtime drama series *The Affair* (2014–2018), Mickey Joseph in the drama miniseries *When They See Us* (2019), Bill Richardson in the drama miniseries *Little Fires Everywhere* (2020), and Dr. Christopher Duntsch in *Dr. Death* (2021).

On November 11,2021 Jackson was announced to portray Dan Gallagher, alongside Lizzy Caplan who is set to portray Alex Forrest in the new series.

## External links

* Joshua Jackson on the Internet Movie Database
* Joshua Jackson on Wikipedia
* Joshua Jackson (@vancityjax) on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ Joshua Jackson To Star In ‘Fatal Attraction’ TV Series At Paramount+ - Deadline
Brynn Thayer

**Brynn Thayer** is an actress who portrays Ruth Gurian in the Paramount+ *Fatal Attraction (TV Series)*.

## General overview

Thayer has been working in the industry since the 1970s. She's been nominated for a Daytime Emmy and wrote and performed her one-woman show, The Eulogy, which the *Los Angeles Times* called "Sardonic, Funny and Accessible...Thayer's a singular talent in peak form." She directed, wrote and produced the *Worst Day* series of short films with her partner Shahaub Roudbari, which toured the festival circuit and won many awards. Her latest films have been *Love and Debt*, *Collusions* and *Good Grief*. Other tv credits include her appearance on *Suits*.

## External links

* Brynn Thayer on the Internet Movie Database
Anne Archer

**Anne Archer** is an American actress, producer and writer who portrayed Beth Rogerson Gallagher in the Paramount Pictures 1987 film *Fatal Attraction*.

## General overview

Archer appeared in her feature film debut *The Honkers* (1972). She had supporting roles in *Cancel My Reservation* (1972), *The All-American Boy* (1973), and *Trackdown* (1976), and appeared in *Good Guys Wear Black* (1978), *Paradise Alley* (1978) and *Hero at Large* (1980).

Archer earned widespread acclaim for starring as Beth in the erotic psychological thriller film *Fatal Attraction* (1987), which earned her nominations for the Academy Award, BAFTA Award and Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress. Furthering this success was her role in Robert Altman's *Short Cuts* (1993), which won her a Golden Globe Award and a Volpi Cup, and appearances in *Paradise Alley* (1978), *Raise the Titanic* (1980), *Patriot Games* (1992) and *Clear and Present Danger* (1994).

Since the 2000s, Archer has sporadically worked in acting. She appeared in the film  *Lullaby* (2014) and made her stage debut as Mrs Robinson in the West End production of  *The Graduate* in 2001. She played the eponymous actress in *The Trial of Jane Fonda* at the 2014 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and had recurring roles on television shows such as  *Boston Public* (2003),  *It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia* (2006) and  *Ghost Whisperer* (2006–2008).

## External links

* Anne Archer on the Internet Movie Database
* Anne Archer on Wikipedia
Department of Mysteries

The **Department of Mysteries**, abbreviated to **DoM** and formerly known as the **Collective of Mysteries** was a private research organisation that masqueraded as a section of the British Ministry of Magic. The intentions of the department was the research all areas of Magic, including the Dark Arts and all operations were carried out in total secrecy, with even the Minister for Magic not knowing the coming and goings of the department. Workers of the department are called Unspeakables whilst the public head is called Unspeakable Chief.

Publicly, the DoM was a department of the Ministry that was given a certain leeway so that they could conduct their research with all means necessary. In actuality, the DoM was a completely private organisation, funded by its wealthier members, that pretended to be under Ministry jurisdiction so the government wouldn't investigate their top secret research. The DoM was, in reality, run by the Unspeakable High Council whilst the Unspeakable Head role was mainly a for show job that's purpose was to deal with Ministry bureaucrats that could interfere with the Department of Mysteries.

## **History**

In 1170, four Wizards were called to Tintagel Castle in Wales by a mysterious benefactor. Once arrived, the four Wizards (Cuthbert Griffin, Urbanus Rookwood, Nickolas Napier and Socrates Shadowhurst), were met by Aurelius Ambrose, the then current descendent of the famous Wizard Merlin, who told them he had brought them together so that they could form a group with the sole purpose of research all corners of Magic, even the Dark Arts. The five of them founded the Collective of Mysteries and set up headquarters in Merlin's vast cave underneath the Castle in Wales. Once the group grew, the original five formed the Unspeakable High Council and wrote the rules of the Collective.

Centuries later, in 1707, the Collective of Mysteries (Primarily Octavius Rookwood, Cecil Bestman and Daemon Shadowhurst) conspired with politician Severus Prince to manipulate the Wizard's Council to have the newly forming Ministry of Magic to have its headquarters built underneath the city of London in Whitehall. When the Ministry was officially formed (With Ulick Gamp as the first Minister for Magic), Collective member Cecil Bestman got permission from Gamp to create the Department of Mysteries in the deepest depths of the Ministry. The Collective moved all operations to their new headquarters and could now conduct their research with the up most secrecy with no interference from the new Ministry what so ever.

In modern times, the Shadowhurst, Rookwood and Napier families still exist and are still very much ingrained in the DoM, with the current Unspeakable Head being Sylvester Napier.
Fatal Attraction (play)

**Fatal Attraction** is a 2014 play adapted from his original screenplay by James Dearden. It is based on the 1987 film of the same name, and it opened in London's West End at the Theatre Royal Haymarket on March 25, 2014, following previews from March 8 of that same year.

## Production history

The production is directed by Sir Trevor Nunn and produced by Robert Fox and Patrick Ryecart. It was officially confirmed on September 19, 2013, with tickets going on sale the following day. The play began previews on March 8, 2014, before making its world premiere at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, on March 25 of that same year,for a fifteen-week run booking until 21 June 2014. Rehearsals for the show began on January 29, with title casting including Mark Bazeley as Dan Gallagher, Kristin Davis as Beth Gallagher and Natascha McElhone playing Alex Forrest respectively.

By Feb 14, 2022, Louise Redknapp joined as the Beth Gallagher alongside Susie Amy as Alex Forrest and Oliver Farnworth as Dan Gallagher respectively.

## Cast and characters

### Starring

* Natascha McElhone as Alex Forrest
* Mark Bazeley as Dan Gallagher
* Kristin Davis as Beth Gallagher
* Jane How as Joan Rogerson
* Alex Lowe as Jimmy
* Holly J Barrett, Amelia Crouch, Lois Ellington & Sophia Pettit as Ellen Gallagher

## Gallery

### Promotional Videos

Fatal Attraction The PlayFATAL ATTRACTION UK TOUR - CAST ANNOUNCED!
## References

1. ↑ Sex! Revenge! Rabbits! Trevor Nunn to Direct Steamy New Stage Adaptation of Fatal Attraction - Broadway.com
2. ↑ Fatal Attraction heads to the West End stage - Independent
3. ↑ TRH London Sep 19, 2013 Tweet - Twitter
4. ↑ Nunn directs Fatal Attraction at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, opens March 2014 - What's on Stage
5. ↑ "Bunny Boiler" film Fatal Attraction to be made into stage show - Mirror
6. ↑ Fatal Attraction and Strangers On A Train head to West End stage - BBC
7. ↑ ‘Fatal Attraction’ to become a stage play, will debut in London - LA Time
8. ↑ Fatal Attraction, Stage Adaptation of 1987 Film, to Premiere at London's Theatre Royal Haymarket; Trevor Nunn Directs - Playbill
9. ↑ Trevor Nunn to Direct West End Stage Adaptation of FATAL ATTRACTION - Broadwayworld
10. ↑ Kristin Davis’s fatal attraction to London's West End - Standard
11. ↑ Fatal on Stage Feb. 14, 2022 Tweet - Twitter
Darryl Frank

**Darryl Frank** is a producer and writer who will be working on  *Fatal Attraction (TV Series)* as an executive producer.

## General overview

Frank is the Co-President of Amblin Television, where he oversees all development, production, and programming for Steven Spielberg's television production company. Frank has worked alongside longtime friend and business partner, Justin Falvey, for the past twenty years at Amblin (formerly Dreamworks Television) and serves as executive producer on all of Amblin's projects. He began his career in 1992 as a production assistant on the Penelope Ann Miller comedy *The Gun in Betty Lou's Handbag*. The following year he worked his way up to second assistant director on *The Adventures of Huck Finn*. In this capacity, he worked on a variety of genres from the action-adventure *Super Mario Bros.*, to the family comedy *My Father the Hero*, and the made-for-TV dramedy *Runaway Daughters*. He later worked for CBS Productions in Series Development. In 1995, he became a development and programming executive at DreamWorks Television, where he helped develop the Michael J. Fox sitcom *Spin City*. It was at DreamWorks that he developed the science-fiction miniseries *Taken*, which he co-executive produced in 2002. His work on the acclaimed miniseries won him an Emmy in 2003. While functioning as an executive at DreamWorks Television, Frank served as a producer on a variety of projects from the news show parody *Dog Bites Man*, to the sizzling TV drama *Las Vegas*, to the reality competition series *The Contender*, to the western miniseries *Into the West*, which earned Frank much acclaim including an Emmy nomination.

## External links

* Darryl Frank on the Internet Movie Database

## References

1. ↑ Meet the Team - Amblin
2. ↑ DARRYL FRANK Biography - TCM
Cliff Chamberlain

**Cliff Chamberlain** is an actor who portrays Stanley Forrest in the Paramount+ *Fatal Attraction (TV Series)*.

## General overview

Chamberlain's other credits include: *State of Affairs* (2014), *Arrow* (2012) and *NCIS* (2003). He has been married to Robyn Senchak Chamberlain since October 31, 2008. In addition, he is an ensemble member with Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company, as well as a company Member with The House Theatre of Chicago.

## External links

* Cliff Chamberlain on the Internet Movie Database
* Cliff Chamberlain (@cliff\_chamberlain)) on Instagram
J. J. Johnston

**J.J. Johnson** was an American actor who portrayed the supporting character of O'Rourke in the Paramount Pictures 1987 film *Fatal Attraction*.

## General overview

Johnston served eighteen months in prison for drug-related offenses before turning to acting. Johnston died on November 4, 2022, at the age of 89. Some of Johnston's credits include: *Spartan* (2004) and *JFK* (1991).

## External links

* J. J. Johnston on the Internet Movie Database
* J.J. Johnston on Wikipedia

## References

1. ↑ Daily News from New York, New York • Page 249 - Newspapers
2. ↑ SAG-AFTRA Magazine. p. 87. - SAG-AFTRA
Michael Douglas

Douglas at the 2016 César Awards

**Michael Douglas** is an American actor and film producer who portrayed Dan Gallagher in the Paramount Pictures 1987 film *Fatal Attraction*.

## General overview

Douglas' early acting roles include film, stage, and television productions. Douglas first achieved prominence for his performance in the ABC police procedural television series *The Streets of San Francisco*, for which he received three consecutive Emmy Award nominations. In 1975, Douglas produced *One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest*, having acquired the rights to the Ken Kesey novel from his father. The film received critical and popular acclaim, and won the Academy Award for Best Picture, earning Douglas his first Oscar as one of the film's producers.

Douglas went on to produce films including *The China Syndrome* (1979) and *Romancing the Stone* (1984), for which he received the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy, and *The Jewel of the Nile* (1985). Douglas received critical acclaim for his portrayal of Gordon Gekko in Oliver Stone's *Wall Street* (1987), for which he won the Academy Award for Best Actor (a role he reprised in the sequel *Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps* in 2010). Other notable roles include *The War of the Roses* (1989), *Basic Instinct* (1992), *Falling Down* (1993), *The American President* (1995), *The Game* (1997), *Traffic* (2000), and *Wonder Boys* (2000).

In 2013, he portrayed Liberace in the HBO film *Behind the Candelabra*, where he won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie. Douglas starred as an aging acting coach in the Netflix comedy series *The Kominsky Method* (2018–2021), for which he won a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Television Series Musical or Comedy. He has also portrayed Hank Pym in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, beginning with *Ant-Man* (2015).

Coincidentally, Douglas is a U.S. citizen by birth in the United States and has British citizenship with Bermudian Status through his mother's birth in Bermuda.

## Promotional

Fatal Attraction Reunion Interview'Fatal Attraction' Reunion ft. Michael Douglas and Glenn Close (2017) - PEOPLE
## External links

* Michael Douglas on the Internet Movie Database
* Michael Douglas on Wikipedia
Fatal Attraction Wiki

Welcome to the Fatal Attraction Wiki!

Fatal Attraction, is an upcoming series written by Alexandra Cunningham (*Desperate Housewives*& *Dirty John*) set to premiere on April 30, 2023 on Paramount+. Joshua Jackson stars as Dan Gallagher, a man whose chance sexual encounter with a woman named Alex Forrest as portrayed by Lizzy Caplan leads to a torrid affair that quickly turns dark. Like the original, this Alex’s feelings for her beau sour once he begins to rebuff her, and her obsessive feelings for him begin to grow increasingly intense and dangerous. The new *Fatal Attraction* will also put a particular focus on exploring its themes through a “modern” lens with more nuanced ideas about the balances of power in relationships, emotional manipulation, and how we conceive of “strong women” as an archetype. It will be executive produced by the likes of Justin Falvey, Darryl Frank, Kevin J. Hynes, Sherry Lansing and Silver Tree.

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Lizzy Caplan

**Lizzy Caplan** is an actor and producer who portrays Alex Forrest in Fatal Attraction (TV Series).

## General overview

Her first acting role was on the cult television series *Freaks and Geeks* (1999–2000). She then received wider recognition with roles in the films *Mean Girls* (2004) and *Cloverfield* (2008), the latter of which earned her a nomination for the Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actress. From 2013 to 2016, Caplan played Virginia E. Johnson on the Showtime series *Masters of Sex*, a role for which she received nominations for a Primetime Emmy, two Satellite Awards, and a Critics' Choice Award. In 2019, she portrayed Annie Wilkes in the Hulu anthology series *Castle Rock*.

On November 11,2021 Caplan was announced to play Alex Forrest in the new series and Joshua Jackson joined as Dan Gallagher.

## External links

* Lizzy Caplan on the Internet Movie Database
* Lizzy Caplan on Wikipedia

## References

1. ↑ Joshua Jackson To Star In ‘Fatal Attraction’ TV Series At Paramount+ - Deadline
Toks Olagundoye

**Toks Olagundoye** is an actor who is set to portray the recurring character of Conchita Lewis in the *Fatal Attraction (TV Series)*.

## General overview

Born to a Norwegian mother and a Nigerian father, Toks Olagundoye is a native of Lagos, Nigeria. Educated in Nigeria, Switzerland and England for elementary, middle and high school, she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in theatre from Smith College. Captivated by cinema from a very early age, Toks was always eager to move to the United States, the location of all of her favorite films (except the James Bond series, of course) and motherland to many of her favorite actors. She was beside herself with joy when she moved to Massachusetts for college. She now resides and works on the US.

## External links

* Toks Olagundoye on the Internet Movie Database
* Toks Olagundoye (@ToksOlagundoye) on Twitter
* Toks Olagundoye (@toksolagundoye) on Instagram
* Toks Olagundoye on Wikipedia
Characters

Dog Man

* Lil' Petey
* Petey
* 80-HD
* Chief
* Flippy
* George Beard
* Harold Hutchins
* Dr. Dookie
* Nurse
* Surgeon
* Beasty Buildings
* Sarah Hatoff
* Zuzu
* Officer Knight
* Greg the Dog
* Big Jim
* Prison Guard
* Delivery Man
* Man with Pink Beard
* Steve
* Citizens

There you have it! All the people in the Dog Man musical.
Cast

Artistic Director; Michael Harrington, Managing Director. Cast includes L.R. Davidson (NY: Death For 5 Voices, Snow What, National Pastime) as Li'l Petey, Jamie LaVerdiere (Broadway: The Producers, Pirate Queen, Motown) as Petey, Brian Owen (NY: Lisa and Leonardo) as Dog Man, Dan Rosales (NY: Spamalot) as Harold, Crystal Sha'nae (Regional: Nina Simone, Hairspray. TV: "Blacklist") as Flippy, and Forest Vandyke (NY: Cadaver Synod. Regional: Choir Boy) as George.
David Sullivan

**David Sullivan** is an actor who is set to portray the recurring character of Frank Gallardo in the *Fatal Attraction (TV Series)*.

## General overview

Sullivan grew up in Longview, Texas, an east Texas town of 70,000 people. He was an imaginative and social child early on in life, his curiosity eventually led him to the stage where he performed in one-act plays at Spring Hill High and proved to be a natural in front of live audiences. Upon high school graduation in 1996. He was offered a theater scholarship at Kilgore Junior College but instead, he accepted an academic scholarship to Baylor University and majored in business, graduating in 2000. During college, he performed in plays, was a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity, and played one year of football. His talent for acting landed him roles in stage productions by the Baylor theater department. Though never a formal student of acting, much of Sullivan's postgraduate years have been dedicated to small budget films working closely with friends on both sides of the camera.

David starred as "Abe" in the 2004 independent film Primer, which won the Grand Jury Prize at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. The movie was filmed in Dallas in 2001, but spent two years in editing and post-production. Since the debut of Primer, Sullivan has moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career as an actor. He has appeared in several television shows including Joey and Big Love, and filmed several movies.

Primer was Sullivan's first official casting call, and his first leading role in a feature film.

## External links

* David Sullivan on the Internet Movie Database
* David Sullivan (@davidsullivan) on Twitter
* David Sullivan (@davidsullivan) on Instagram
The Crew

This is the Crew of *Dog man: The Musical*. If there is something wrong, feel free to edit!

* Directed & Choreographed by: Jen Wineman
* Book & Lyrics by: Kevin Del Aguila
* Music by: Brad Alexander
* Music Direction: Noah Teplin
* Assistant Director/Choreographer: Candi Boyd-Kaitila
* Orchestrations: Lloyd Kikoler
* Scenic Design: Tim Mackabee
* Costume Design: Heidi Leigh Hanson
* Lighting Design: David Lander
* Sound Design: Emma Wilk
* Prop Design: Sarah Scholl Katie Melby
* Puppet Design: James Ortiz
* Production Stage Manager: Brendan O’Brien
* Assistant Stage Manager: Brant Sennett
* Artistic Director: Barbara Pasternack
* Production Photography by Jeremy Daniel
Jane Krakowski

Krakowski in her Halloween costume in 2022

**Jane Krakowski** is an American actress and singer who portrayed the minor role of Christine, the babysitter in the Paramount Pictures 1987 film *Fatal Attraction*.

## General overview

Her father was of Polish descent and her mother has French-Canadian and Scottish ancestry. Krakowski was the winner of the 2003 Tony Award for her stunning and sultry portrayal of "Carla", in the Broadway musical "Nine", opposite Antonio Banderas. Her performance also earned her the Drama Desk Award and the Outer Critic's Award. Krakowski also stars in *Alfie* (2004), the remake of the famous 1966 film, alongside Jude Law. Other credits include *Pretty Persuasion* (2005), *When Zachary Beaver Came to Town* (2003), *Go* (1999), *The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas* (2000), *Dance with Me* (1998), *Mrs. Winterbourne* (1996), *Stepping Out* (1991), and *National Lampoon's Vacation* (1983). For television, Jane received a Golden Globe Award nomination for her portrayal of "Elaine Vassal" on *Ally McBeal* (1997).

Other television credits include: *Law & Order* (1990), *Everwood* (2002), *Dickinson*, *Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt*, *AJ and the Queen* and *Curb Your Enthusiasm*.

## External links

* Jane Krakowski on the Internet Movie Database
* Jane Krakowski on Wikipedia
David Meunier

**David Meunier** is an American actor who portrays the recurring character of Richarch Macksey in Paramount+'s *Fatal Attraction (TV Series)*.

## General overview

Meunier was born in Woodburn, Oregon. He played football in high school, and a teammate convinced him to try out for a school production of *Guys and Dolls*. He was cast as Nathan Detroit and the experience got him hooked on acting. He later moved from Oregon to California to attend college. He also attended school in France. Meunier portrayed Johnny Crowder on the television series *Justified*, and has had roles in series such as *Revolution* and *Jericho*. He appeared in the 2014 film adaptation of the 1980s television series *The Equalizer*. He also appeared as Lieutenant Greitzer in *Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End*. Later on in October 2022, it was announced that Meunier and Dee Wallace were also casted in recurring roles on the *Fatal Attraction* tv series.

## External links

* David Meunier on the Internet Movie Database
* David Meunier on Wikipedia
* David Meunier (@David\_Meunier) on Twitter
* David Meunier (@david\_meunier) on Instagram

## References

1. ↑ About David Meunier - Empire
2. ↑ ‘Justified’s David Meunier Joins ‘The Equalizer’ - Deadline
3. ↑ ‘Fatal Attraction’: David Meunier & Dee Wallace Board Paramount+ Series - Deadline
Tiago Roberts

**Tiago Roberts** is an actor who portrays Gabriel Ibarra in the Paramount+ *Fatal Attraction (TV Series)*.

## General overview

Roberts other credits include *S.W.A.T.* (2017) and *Blindspotting* (2021) respectively. He lived in South America for six years, played college basketball and is one of 5 boys.

## External links

* {{IMDb|name/nm4773250}
* Tiago Roberts (@robertstiago) on Instagram
The Music

Dog Man: The Musical original cast album includes Kadrea Dawkins, L.R. Davidson, Jamie LaVerdiere, Milo J. Marami, Brian Owen, Dan Rosales, Crystal Sha'nae, and Forest VanDyke. Dog Man: The Musical features book and lyrics by Kevin Del Aguila, music by Brad Alexander. The cast album is produced by 12-time Emmy Award winner Michael Croiter and Brad Alexander.
Jessica Harper

**Jessica Harper** is an actress who is set to portray the recurring character of Sophie in the *Fatal Attraction (TV Series)*.

## General overview

American actress-author-composer Jessica Harper was born on October 10, 1949 in Chicago, Illinois, to Eleanor (Emery), a writer, and Paul Church Harper, Jr., a painter who was chairman of the Needham Harper Worldwide advertising agency in NY. Jessica launched her professional acting career soon after graduating from Sarah Lawrence. Drawing on her considerable singing skills, she was an understudy in the Broadway production of the "tribal love" rock musical *Hair* (1979); other understudies included Diane Keaton, Melba Moore, Keith Carradine, Meat Loaf and Cliff De Young, who would later co-star with Harper in *Shock Treatment*(1981), which also showcased her musical gifts.

In the 1970s and 1980s, she developed quite a reputation for herself as a cult actress: her wide-eyed, fresh-faced beauty and air of melancholy made her a unique presence on film. As "Cathy Cake" in the X-rated *Inserts* (1975), she was arguably the first "serious" American actress to have a truly explicit on-screen sex scene. Other memorable films she appeared in were Brian De Palma's *Phantom of the Paradise* (1974), Dario Argento's seminal slasher film *Suspiria* (1977), and two for Woody Allen: *Love and Death* (1975) and *Stardust Memories* (1980). Since her appearance in the American remake of Dennis Potter's *Pennies from Heaven* (1981) and *My Favorite Year* (1982), her film career has cooled somewhat, though she continues to work steadily in film and on television.

Since the 1990s, Harper has developed a second successful career as an author of children's books and as a composer of music for children. She has written four picture books in collaboration with her sister, Lindsay Harper DuPont, including her most recent, *A Place Called Kindergarten*. Her debut music CD, "A Wonderful Life" (1994), which won both a Parent's Choice Gold Award and a National Association of Parenting Publications Award, was particularly praised for the lyrics written by Harper. Her other five children's music CDs include "Inside Out" and "Hey, Picasso".

## External links

* Jessica Harper on the Internet Movie Database
* Jessica Harper (@jessicaharper) on Twitter
* Jessica Harper on Wikipedia
North American Tour Cast

Michael Doliner

Brandon Butorovich **Dog Man**

**Officer Knight**

**Greg the Dog** Maya Jacobson

Olivia Mattsey **Li'l Petey**

**Nurse**

**Citizen**

**Beasty Building #1**

**80-HD**

**Milly** Keith Allen

Nick Zale **Petey**

**Man with Pink Beard** Jasmine Smith

Princess Sasha Victome **Flippy**

**Sarah Hatoff**

**Zuzu**

**Citizen** Donovan Woods

Christopher Cherry **Chief**

**George Beard**

**Surgeon**

**Citizen**

**Beasty Building #2**

**Big Jim** Milo J. Marami

Cliff Sellers **Harold Hutchins**

**Dr. Dookie**

**Steve**

**Dumb Kid**

**Citizen**

**Delivery Man**

**Prison Guard**

**Beasty Building #3**
Jamie LaVerdie

This actor is the person that played Petey in the musical. He is very good at acting. He was born in 1972 and is married.

## Broadways/tours

Motown the Musical, The Producers (St James), Pirate Queen (Hilton), Urinetown (First National), A Chorus Line (Europe). Off-Broadway: Closer Than Ever (York), I Love You, You're Perfectâ€¦(Westside), This Side of Paradise (St Clements). He is in 2 movies. The Producer (2005) and in The Adulterer (2000) **Dog Man: The Musical (Petey The Cat)**

## Job

He works at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis.

## Social Media

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jamie.laverdiere

Broadway world: https://www.broadwayworld.com/people/Jamie-LaVerdiere/

## Dog Man: The Musical

He portrays Petey the Cat and is in Dog Man: A Tale of two Kitties. He made Lil' Petey with the invention: Insta' Clone instead of U clone Em'. He makes 80-HD just because Lil' Petey wasn't good.
Aikatsu!

Aikatsu! or Aikatsu! Idol Activity (アイカツ! アイドルカツドウ, Aikatsu! Aidoru Katsudō!) is an arcade collectible card game in Bandai's Data Carddass line of machines, which launched in October 2012.[3] The game revolves around using collectible cards featuring various clothes to help aspiring idols pass auditions. An anime television adaptation by Sunrise, Telecom Animation Film (and later by its subsidiary Bandai Namco Pictures) began airing on TV Tokyo from October 8, 2012 (Tokyo MX is rebroadcasting the anime in 2019).[4][5] Two films were released in December 2014 and August 2015 respectively. Three manga adaptations have been published by Shogakukan, along with four Nintendo 3DS games published by Bandai Namco Games. The series was succeeded by Aikatsu Stars! on April 7, 2016.

## Plot

Ichigo Hoshimiya is a regular, ordinary middle school girl. But when her best friend Aoi invites her to join the idol training academy, Starlight Academy, her whole world is turned upside down. As she encounters all kinds of rivals and learns what it takes to be an idol, she uses her Aikatsu Cards to challenge countless auditions.

## Why it Rocks

Cool animation.

Great stories.

Awesome characters especially Ichigo herself.
Facade

Facade is an electronics manufacturer that specialises in making computer hardware and software. It appears in the Businesses section of the museum.

## Overview

Facade was founded in 1981 in Sherman Oaks, California and primarily specialises in making personal computers. In 1997, Facade created "Wing It", a program that is a productivity suite, containing a word processor, a presentation editor and a spreadsheet creator. The program is currently running in Wing It 2020.

They are listed on the BAWSAQ website as **FAC**.

Along with making computers and having their own productivity suite, Facade also made mobile phones between 2011 and 2017, and these phones were simply known as the "Facade Phone". They also have their own cloud operation system.

They also publish video games under the name "Facade Game Studios", with a few titles including the "Fairy" series, "Watersports & Mudslides" and the "Cannibal" game series.
John Getz

**John Getz** is an actor who is set to portray the recurring character of Warren in the *Fatal Attraction (TV Series)*.

## General overview

A graduate of the University of Iowa, Getz is one of four siblings raised in Iowa and in the Mississippi River Valley of Northern Illinois. After doing a number of plays at the University of Iowa he was encouraged to try acting as a profession. A children's theater production in Napa led to New York which led to Getz's first East Coast play at LaMaMa with Danny DeVito and Peter Riegert. He later spent one season (1970-71) with the American Conservatory Theater (ACT) in San Francisco, joined Actor's Equity, and a year later helped found the Napa Valley Theater Company in Yountville, California. One of Getz's earliest roles was as "Shampoo Man" in a Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo commercial shot in the late 1970s. He appeared in the workshop and very first production of the musical "The Robber Bridegroom".

## External links

* John Getz on the Internet Movie Database
* John Getz on Wikipedia
Magnetic Video Corporation

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Magnetic Video Corporation was an American home video company founded in 1968, and went defunct in 1982. It was founded by Andre Blay in Farmington Hills, Michigan alongside Leon Nicholson, a film producer. They were the first corporation to release full length motion pictures on Betamax and VHS in America. They had partnerships with companies like 20th Century Fox, MTM Enterprises, United Artists, ITC Entertainment, Avco Embassy Pictures, Viacom, RBC Films, New Line Cinema, Brut Pictures, Bill Burrud Pictures, and American Film Theatre. They had 2 print logos. Their first one was 2 stylised M's, and the other one was a futuristic looking MVC.

# 1st Logo (1977-1982)

Description: On a black background, 2 semicircles with lines protruding down their midsections, the top a very-light grey shade and the bottom, a beige colour, are drawn into view, resembling M's. Then a bunch of circle M's appear in the back of it, one grey and the other green, sort of like a continuous mirrored effect or video feedback. The text "MAGNETIC VIDEO CORPORATION" in a yellow computer-generated font begins to scroll upwards while repeats appear under it, and like the M, have copies appearing behind the logo. All copies behind it also appear to have a blue filter layered over them.

# 2nd Logo (1981)

Opening: On a black background, we see the text "MAGNETIC VIDEO" zoom in. Eventually, the text stops and the byline "A TWENTIETH-CENTURY-FOX COMPANY" appears. The logo then fades out, and "PRESENTS" fades in.

Closing: On a black background, we see a trailing red triangle zooming out, until a very tiny portion is left. The triangle fills up completely, and the Magnetic Video print logo appears, as well as the "MAGNETIC VIDEO" text and byline.
Maurice Jarre

**Maurice Jarre** was an French composer and conductor, who created the score for the Fatal Attraction (1987 film).

## General overview

Although he composed several concert works, Jarre is best known for his film scores, particularly for his collaborations with film director David Lean. Jarre composed the scores to all of Lean's films from the likes of *Lawrence of Arabia* (1962) to *A Passage to India* (1984). He was nominated for nine Academy Awards, winning three in the Best Original Score category for *Lawrence of Arabia*, *Doctor Zhivago* (1965), and *A Passage to India*, all of which were directed by Lean.

Notable scores for other directors included *Eyes Without a Face* (1959), *The Longest Day* (1962), *The Train* (1964), *The Collector* (1965), *Grand Prix* (1966), *The Man Who Would Be King* (1975), *Mohammad, Messenger of God* (1976), *Jesus of Nazareth* (1977), *Lion of the Desert* (1981), *The Year of Living Dangerously* (1982), *Witness* (1985), *The Mosquito Coast* (1986), *Gorillas in the Mist* (1988), *Dead Poets Society* (1989), *Prancer* (1989), and *Ghost* (1990). He worked with such directors as John Frankenheimer, Peter Weir, Georges Franju, John Huston, Adrian Lyne, Luchino Visconti, Alfred Hitchcock, Elia Kazan, and Volker Schlöndorff.

Jarre, during his lifetime also won four Golden Globes, three BAFTA Awards, a Grammy Award, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Three of his compositions spent a total of 42 weeks on the UK singles chart; the biggest hit was "Somewhere My Love" (to his tune "Lara's Theme", with lyrics by Paul Francis Webster) performed by the Mike Sammes Singers, which reached Number 14 in 1966 and spent 38 weeks on the chart.

## External links

* Maurice Jarre on the Internet Movie Database
* Maurice Jarre on Wikipedia
Trivia

* Lil' Petey and Flippy are portrayed by females, but referred to as males.
* Zuzu, Sarah Hatoff's dog and Greg the Dog are stuffed animals that the actors hold.
* The musical's original Off-Broadway production was set to end on August 4, 2019, but was extended to August 11, 2019.
* The musical is loosely based on *Dog Man* and *Dog Man: Unleashed*, but mostly based on *Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties*.
* The show premiered at the Lucille Lortel Theatre, on Christopher Street, NYC.
* The cast recorded the album after the show had ended.
* Milo J. Marami, who was an understudy in the original production, portrays Harold Hutchins in the North American Tour.
* An album for this is available on Spotify.
Serrgale

Cheriblums elder, and the most reserved of all the gods. Little know their true intent, but the seem to be inspired by their younger siblings effort to aid the mortals on earth. Giving them the gift of love and sorrow known only to the gods till then. So they could become closer to one nether, love, and mourn for one another like Cherimblum did. He still holds regrets over his impulsive actions like his brother. Asking Akori,. and Rowl to hold festivals to ease the sorrows he hastily cast on the mortals in impulse.
Gary Perez

**Gary Perez** is a Puerto Rican American actor who portrays the recurring character of Rolando Cabral in Paramount+'s *Fatal Attraction (TV Series)*.

## General overview

He is of Puerto Rican descent and considers himself a Nuyorican. Hailing from the hi-rise Lincoln projects of Harlem, Gary was always curious about the arts. After a move to the Bronx, Gary got accepted into a particular school program for artistically gifted kids, along with a lifelong buddy and colleague David Zayas (*Dexter*, *OZ*, *Gotham*, *Bloodline*). Later Gary attended the High School of Performing Arts (FAME School) as a Ballet Major, but the acting bug would soon bite him. Choosing to cut class one day, he walked one block west from his high school on 46th street to see a Broadway matinée production of *Equus*. In November 9, 2022, through an Instagram post, his involvement in the series was revealed

## External links

* Gary Perez on the Internet Movie Database
* Gary Perez on Wikipedia
* Gary Perez (@theGaryPerez) on Twitter
* Gary Perez (@sunnygp) on Instagram
The Happy Ending

**The Happy Ending** is the final song in *Dog Man: The Musical*.

## Lyrics

(Same tune as the happy song)

Lil' Petey:

I'm supa glad your a happy fish,

Flippy:

A happy fish,

Both:

A happy fish!

Flippy:

You answered my prayers and granted my wish, now my hearts as big as a whale. I'll be the happiest fish in jail...

Chief:

You'll be going to jail too, Petey.

Petey:

Why? What did I do?

Chief:

You escaped back in scene 3, remember?

Petey:

Oh yeah... well, kid. Looks like you'll be staying with Dog Man for a while.

Lil' Petey:

Okay!

Petey:

**But, don't** forget where you came from. Don't forget to be evil! MWAH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

You know that, on second thought, just be yourself, kid.

(music starting again)

And I'll be a far far better cat, a nicer cat, a kinder cat! I'll try my best to be more like that! For the happiest kid I know!

George and Harold:

And that's the best way to end our show!

All:

ooooooh, la la la la la la la la la la la, la la la la la la la la la la! Doodele doodele doodele do! It's the best way to end our show!

So, We're gonna name this a happy end, a happy end, a happy end! Everyone's happy, everybody's a friend, It's the happiest end, It's the happiest end, It's the happiest end! We're all smiling and having a ball, because it's the happiest end of all!

Chief:

Petey!

Petey:

MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Musical Numbers

* "The Opening Number" - George, Harold, Petey, and Company
* "Dog Man" - Nurse, Dr. Dookie, Surgeon, Chief, Dog Man, Petey, Flippy, and Company
* "Revenge" - George, Petey, Big Jim, Prison Guard, Delivery Man, and Li'l Petey
* "Cyber-Fish" - Nurse, Dr. Dookie, and Sarah Hatoff
* "Happy Song / 80-HD" - Li'l Petey and Petey
* "The Perfect Mashup" - George, Harold, Li'l Petey, Dog Man, and Man with Pink Beard
* "Without Me" - Petey, Li'l Petey, and Company
* "I'm Back" - Flippy and Beasty Buildings
* "The Evil ABC's" - Petey and Li'l Petey
* "Robo-Dance Party" - Li'l Petey, Petey, and Company
* "Dog Man is Go!" - George, Harold, Flippy, Dog Man, Beasty Buildings, Chief, Li'l Petey, Petey, and Company
* "A Far, Far, Better Thing" - Li'l Petey, Petey, and Chief
* "A Far, Far, Better Reprise" - Li'l Petey, Flippy, Chief, Petey, Steve, Dog Man, and Company
* "The Happy Ending" - Li'l Petey, Flippy, Chief, Petey, George, Harold, Dog Man, and Company
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