Does Patty Brard also get her own musical after her own drama series on Videoland? According to Telegraaf reporter Jordi Versteegden, it could just be. “A fantastic life.”
The drama series about the life of Patty Brard has not left a lasting impression. It is unclear whether it was a success – there is no independent party that measures the viewing figures of Videoland – and afterwards screenwriter Will Koopman was not so enthusiastic about it. In addition, viewers thought it was just the TV canteen.
More musicals?
Patty has experienced a lot of things in her life and if they want to make a drama series about it, great, but a whole musical? Veysstams traveling to the Beatrix theater to see how the lead actress undergoes a enema or cleans the toilet with a toilet brush? With the grand finale in a Vinex district of Almere?
That of course is not really going to happen, but Jordi Versteegden, show reporter of De Telegraaf, thinks in a flurry of menture assimilation of Wel. After a conversation about the new Rob de Nijs-musical, he asks aloud: “Are we now going to get more of these kinds of musicals about people who just earn that? A kind of tribute? ”
Patty de Musical
Private boss Evert Santegoeds wonders who would be suitable for that. “Name two more,” he throws in the podcast Strictly private.
Jordi then: “Well, I already argued a musical about Patty Brard last week. I mean: it also had a fantastic life that you could make a musical of of course. “
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Willeke Alberti
Evert is greasy with Patty, but logically it is not really enthusiastic about it. “Willeke Alberti would still be possible, I think, but no … it is quite exceptional that this happens and especially that the news is also approaching and that was now also the case.”
According to him, Rob de Nijs is really of a different status. “There was even a big item in the Achtuurjournaal and that is a section that gives little attention to musicals, you would say, but they thought it was important enough to pull cameras to Amsterdam for that.”