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More Singing and Theatrics at Pushing Daisies

by LiRa

It would seem like Olive’s musical number from last week’s episode is really just the icing on the cake. If that particular scene brings a certain theater feel to the show, that may not be all you’ll see from Pushing Daisies. The show’s producers could be pushing for more of these “theatrics”. 

Here are the facts…(to borrow a line from Jim Dale)

Aside from Kristin Chenoweth (who plays Olive), there’s another theater actress among the cast members. One of Chuck’s odd aunties, Aunt Lily is played by Tony winner Swoosie Kurtz. Some viewers have missed her presence from last week but there will be more of her in the upcoming episodes.  And just recently, another theater actor, Raul Espera, is reported to be joining Pushing Daisies in a guest starring role.

Producers are not closing its doors on (another) musical episode. And even supporting cast like Chi McBride have expressed he would sing, if it’s needed.

Read the complete article here.

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Posted in Pushing Daisies News on October 16th, 2007

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As its teasers say, Pushing Daisies is "nothing like you've seen on television". Besides being visually stimulating and audibly captivating, the story behind this whimsical TV series from ABC, is one that seems to jump out pages of a fairy tale. Created by Bryan Fuller, Pushing Daisies is hailed by critics as a commendable risk that may actually pay off. It has romance, tragedy, comedy, mystery and of course, lest we forget, pies…lots and lots of it.

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