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Makes sense in person off camera, but this is a movie scene and something like this would totally make sense: Audiences may have heard his name before, but most would likely not know what he looked like. So there's that. And also that "double s" sounds much different than "double b".

^^^ So you heard "Great job" and not "That was terrific?" :)

Your post is you saying stuff. Who are you? So far I've posted two sources. Whether you believe it or not at least I have a source for it. An interviewer who brings it up to her, and if he brought it up to her by saying that Tab says, "Terrific job, Fosse" and she replies that they left that ad...

Remember there was talk of a remake of Damn Yankees about a decade ago: In this 2009 Playbill column by Michael Buckley, he writes, in the Various & Sundry section: https://www.playbill.com/article/stage-to-screens-cherry-jones-of-24-blair-brown-of-fringe-plus-lansbury-and-arcati-com-158728...

Well, I'll just repeat this: "A double S and double B sound nothing alike in my opinion."

I'll go with the subtitles. (I don't think the youtube video [above] sounds like "Bobby", either. A double S and double B sound nothing alike in my opinion.) Roxy1927, what is the link for the youtube video you say says "Bobby?"

The subtitles say: "That was terrific Fosse."

I asked a few people I know if they'd ever noticed this and they hadn't: In the scene right after Verdon and Fosse do their "Who's Got the Pain" number they run off backstage past Joe Hardy and others applauding them and Joe slaps him on the shoulder and says "Great job, Fosse." It's done in a...

I watched the Blu-Ray this past weekend. I knew I'd like it right from the beginning with that deep blue night sky over the baseball stadium, which I believe was filmed at Wrigley Field in South Central Los Angeles. (Torn down in 1969.) What's the status of "Tab & Tony"? :)

It's P. ;) I thought you'd recognize that!

Yeah, who could possibly believe Tab Hunter--who was in it.

In 1994, I loved that in the lobby they sold packs of Damn Yankees baseball cards of the show and cast. Later on when I saw it in Hollywood at the Pantages with Jerry Lewis, they had an additional Jerry Lewis card you could purchase, too! (They should do this for all Broadway shows! Heh!)

No, she was really great in it. Everyone I mentioned this to recently is of the opinion it was a great performance (from their knowledge and memories) and to a tee they were all shocked and surprised when I mentioned she didn't even get a Tony nomination for it that year. I think it has more to...

It's mentioned in the article I linked to above: "Critics Debate Damn Yankees."

As I mentioned above, in Tab Hunter's book HE writes that they used the original cast album to record their vocals. Because of the strike. ?

^^^ Tab Hunter discusses all this (and more) in his book, Tab Hunter Confidential. If I recall correctly, he said because of the strike they had to use the soundtrack album to record the voice tracks. He talks about George Abbott not wanting him cast in it. He knew Tab was gay and so felt he...