Ryan Reynolds shares a lively behind-the-scenes dance video
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Ryan Reynolds shares a behind-the-scenes dance video with Will Ferrell from his new Christmas musical comedy Spirited, now streaming on Apple TV+.
Ryan Reynolds shares behind-the-scenes dance video animated. Posted November 18 on Apple TV+, animated is a modern retelling of the ubiquitous 1843 novel by Charles Dickens, A Christmas. Reynolds and elfWill Ferrell leads the star animated cast alongside Oscar winner Octavia Spencer, Sunita Mani, Patrick Page, Marlow Barkley and Tracy Morgan. Dame Judi Dench and Jimmy Fallon make cameos as themselves. Unlike a straightforward adaptation of Dickens’s 19th century novel, animated updates A Christmas for modern audiences with several song and dance numbers, living up to its name as a Christmas-themed musical comedy.
A few days later the Christmas movie debuted on Apple TV+, Ryan Reynolds shared a backstage dance video of animated. The one-minute-and-20-second BTS video shows Reynolds and Ferrell rehearsing the choreography for one of the musical’s dance numbers. While Ferrell is known for his Christmas classic elf and recently ventured into musicals with Netflix Eurovision Song Contest, animated it’s Reynolds’ first time dancing and singing on screen. Captioning the video, Reynolds shared an inspirational message about improving dance skills. Watch the video below:
How lively is different from other versions of a Christmas song
animated it is not the first modern account A Christmas to give the material a comedic edge, like Bill Murray’s 1988 film Stuck already surpassed it to the max in this regard. animated it’s not even the first musical adaptation of A Christmasas there is a rather unknown TV movie called A Christmas song: the musical from 2004 starring Kelsey Grammer. Despite this, animated still manages to differentiate itself from other versions of A Christmas and offer an original version of the classic material.
animated it mainly achieves this by retelling the story of A Christmas through the perspective of ghosts, rather than miserly old Ebenezer Scrooge. In animated, Patrick Page’s Jacob Marley leads a team of afterlife spirits who help the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future find and redeem souls. The irredeemable media consultant Clint Briggs (played by Reynolds) acts as a modern-day stand-in for Scrooge, while it’s also revealed early on that Ferrell’s Ghost of Christmas was actually Scrooge himself almost 200 years ago.
From the rhythms of A Christmas are already known to the modern public, animated it doesn’t just rehash the classic story, but manages to put a few fun twists on the material to make the modern storytelling feel fresh and worth watching. This is of course in addition to the song and dance numbers they perform animated a joyous holiday party. Reynolds and Ferrell’s Christmas musical comedy is currently streaming on Apple TV+.
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