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I don't think having Judas singing the song directly to Jesus works. The interpretation in the '70s movie was much better. Jerome Pradon is not as good as Carl Anderson- but he gave it 110%, and I really respect him for that. I really don't like how Jesus comes across in this scene- the way he shows no emotion, and keeps pushing Judas away. Not how I imagine Jesus at all.

23 years of loving this man ❤

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This is how you make a musical into a movie! The camera work from 2:16 to to 3:18 is stunning (one whole cut!). It would be nothing without the great acting/ blocking, and the guitar orchestration at 3:04!

Honestly the very best acting performance in any version of the show. He takes us on a journey with this character. Not the strongest voice to play the role, but this is a clear case of I’d rather have an actor who sings well than a singer who barely acts

We were planning on seeing this before 2020. Is if playing again?

So homoerotic.

this is the BEST HECKING VERSION

One of those songs that gets me.....every time....can't keep it dry.

The best Judas EVER

Very enjoyable music. I've been buying up all I can by them the last month or so. Love all their music. :)

I love the design and visuals in this production... set, costumes, lighting... the look and aesthetic of the show is captivating, if a little confusing. But so was the '73 movie, which is a classic in its own right. This one is so radically different in style and presentation, it is initially a little shocking and surreal if you're really used to the '73 movie (or if you're still expecting a more cinematic approach. This is definitely theatre, hence complaints about "stagey-ness" almost comically miss the point.). Even the vocal style is different, slightly less rock and considerably more like traditional musical theatre. But still clearly with a foot in both worlds. Jerome Pradon got divided reviews for his take on Judas, but I suspect that means he did something right. Namely, he committed to a full-throated (in more ways than one) interpretation of the character. His vocal range may not have been ideally suited to the part, but one gets the sense he knew his limitations and even turned them to his advantage. So the occasional roughness of the vocals is actually totally in line with the "rock" ethos of emotion over polish. It's a tough balancing act, and the fact that Pradon emerges as one of the most dynamic performers in this production says something about his craft and talent.

I love his take on this role!

Jerome Pradon's interpretation can't hold a candle to Murray Head (original album) or Carl Anderson, who's even better as Judas in the 1973 movie version. Gale Edwards' Jesus is good to look at but he doesn't have the rock singer chops of Ian Gillan or Ted Neeley. This whole affair ist unfortunately pretty bland. I'm still looking for a more modern version which can compete with the 1973 movie, which many think to be a bit dated. But it's musical interpretation and the acting is perfect and captured beautifully the vibe of the 1960s and 1970s, which is the area when the musical was composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber and written by Tim Rice.

Is it Warrel Dane twin?☺

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Jesus wears cargo pants

I’ve never understood why they casted him as Judas considering Judas is tenor and he’s a baritone.

Perfect version.

He is the perfect actor for film version.

Jerome is the best Judas I've seen; vocals, acting - unrivalled

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Can someone tell me why in the original song it says "I am frightened by the crowd for we at getting much to loud" nut in this one he says "our conqueres object to another noisy sect" the first one isn't bad

0:57 Jesus looks remarkably like getting up at three in the morning to get the last pudding cup from the fridge. 1:04 "Me Tarzan. You Judas."

I actually prefer this version of this song. There's more emotion here.

While very capably sung, my problem with this version is the fact the Judas shows up acting all, "Look how evil and nefarious I am" instead of "Look how genuinely concerned and frightened I am." Like, this song is written as a plea from one friend to another. Performing it like this leaves Judas's character nowhere to go for the rest of the story.

This version is bullcrap. I hate it.