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re: Meat Loaf: The Dead Ringer Movie And Tour

Posted by:
Conas 10:52 pm UTC 03/04/11
In reply to: Meat Loaf: The Dead Ringer Movie And Tour - steven_stuart 11:46 pm UTC 03/02/11

This "Dead Ringer" movie is always cropping up and still no one seems to have a copy and no one on here has even seen it yet. Surely Jim and Meat have a copy or would no where to get one if they didn't. Warioloaf has a lot of things, but I'll be singing his praises if he can root out a copy of this.

> From Meat Loaf's Wikipedia Page:
>
> "In 1980, Meat Loaf started working on Dead Ringer. Jim
> Steinman wrote all of the songs, but had little else to do
> with the album. The tour they planned, to support the
> album, was cancelled after one show, because they ran out
> of the money that the studio advanced them. David
> Sonenberg also convinced CBS to advance more money for the
> making of the movie Dead Ringer, which was shown at the
> Toronto Film Festival and won some favorable reviews, but
> was poorly considered after Sonenberg re-edited the
> movie."
>
> I wonder why the Dead Ringer tour only had one date. Is
> this true? This is the tour that Ted Neeley says he loved
> being a backup singer on. But there was only one gig? No
> wonder Karla decided not to take part. She must have known
> that something fishy was going on.
>
> What a shame that they don't release one of the two
> versions of the Dead Ringer movie on DVD. I am guessing
> that Jim and Ted Neeley will be in there somewhere.
>
> I saw this Dead Ringer information on Wikipedia when I was
> looking at Meat's Wikipedia page to check that the movie
> "Roadie" (which starred Meat) was in fact called that. It
> was after a board discussion about really awful movies and
> I think most people would agree that "Roadie" was really
> awful. I have argued on the board that a really awful
> movie is better than a mediocre movie.
>
> It's a shame that Meat wasn't offered parts in great
> movies because he is a very talented actor. I think Jim
> has said that. He was wonderful in that episode of
> "House". Why did he make a stinker like "Roadie"? He had
> just sold 45 million albums. Surely he could have done
> better for himself.


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