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‘Hamilton’ Movie Will Stream on Disney+ on July 3rd

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  1. Melody Bot May 12, 2020
    Melody Bot

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    The New York Times:

    Disney announced Tuesday that it plans to stream a filmed version of the stage production beginning July 3 on Disney Plus.

    The plan is a pandemic-prompted shift: Just three months ago, Disney announced that it was preparing the film for release on Oct. 15, 2021.

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  2. The Pierogi May 12, 2020
    The Pierogi

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    I haven’t been this pumped for Disney plus since it came out
     
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  3. simonthebutler May 12, 2020
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    We had tickets to see it for a second time in London next week so this is a nice alternative to have
     
  4. metallikunt May 12, 2020
    metallikunt

    I'm in love with the ordinary

    Had tickets for April, it got cancelled. Was super bummed about it, so this will be nice to watch.
     
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  6. Ska Senanake May 13, 2020
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    Why won't they do this for Book of Mormon???
     
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  7. BradBradley May 13, 2020
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    Disney is worried that parents would have to explain most of the jokes to their kids. It would be a sub-optimal viewing experience for families. Hasa diga ebowaii!
     
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  8. Ska Senanake May 13, 2020
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    Lol no way Disney would release BOM but trey and matt should. There is no way they didn't professionally record the original cast during their initial stretch.
     
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