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Newsies

They delivered the papers, until they made the headlines...
2017 | 134m | English

(3974 votes)

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Popularity: 2 (history)

Director: Brett Sullivan
Writer: David Nasaw
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A week in the life of the exploited, child newspaper sellers in turn-of-the-century New York. When their publisher, Joseph Pulitzer, tries to squeeze a little more profit out of their labours, they organize a strike, only to be confronted with the Pulitzer's hard-ball tactics.
Release Date: Feb 16, 2017
Director: Brett Sullivan
Writer: David Nasaw
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance, Music, History
Keywords new york city, musical, based on true story, love, based on play or musical, teenage girl, orphan, teenage boy, based on movie, corrupt official, workers union, turn of the century, stage musical, newspaper boy, 19th century, live theatre, 1900s, filmed theater, correctional institution, 20th century, 1890s, musical proshot
Production Companies Steam Motion & Sound, PJM Productions, Disney Theatrical Group
Box Office Revenue: $2,827,489
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Jeremy Jordan Jack Kelly
Kara Lindsay Katherine
Ben Fankhauser Davey
Andrew Keenan-Bolger Crutchie
Steve Blanchard Joseph Pulitzer
Aisha de Haas Medda Larkin
Ethan Steiner Les
Tommy Bracco Spot Conlon
Joshua Burrage Jojo
Ben Cook Race
Michael Dameski Tommy Boy/Scab
Julian DeGuzman Smalls
Nico De Jesus Romeo
J.P. Ferreri Hot Shot
Sky Flaherty Albert
David Guzman Ike
Jacob Guzman Mike
Stephen Hernandez Vince/Myron
Devin Lewis Morris Delancey
Nicholas Masson Mush/Bill
Anthony Norman Oscar Delancey
Andy Richardson Kid Blink
Michael Rios Henry
Jordan Samuels Specs
Jack Sippel Darcy/Kenny
Daniel Switzer Sniper
Andrew Wilson Willie/Bart
Chaz Wolcott Buttons
Iain Young Finch
Anthony Zas Elmer
John E. Brady Wiesel/Mr. Jacobi
Kevin Carolan Governor Roosevelt/Nunzio
Bill Bateman Bunsen
James Judy Snyder
Michael Gorman Mayor
Meredith Inglesby Hannah/Nun
Mark Aldrich Seitz
Eric Jon Mahlum Cop/Patron/Guard
Kaitlyn Frank Bowery Beauty/Nun
Beth Stafford Laird Bowery Beauty/Nun
Name Job
Brett Sullivan Director
Christopher Gattelli Choreographer
Bernard Telsey Casting
Ken Travis Sound Designer
Geoffrey Quart Technical Supervisor
J. Allen Suddeth Fight Choreographer
Daniel Brodie Projection
Michael Kosarin Music Arranger, Music Supervisor
Danny Troob Orchestrator
Sven Ortel Projection
Jack Feldman Musical
Tobin Ost Set Designer
Justin Huff Casting
Charles G. LaPointe Hair Designer, Wig Designer
Marko Keser Editor
Colle Bustin Production Sound Mixer
Ron Paull Unit Production Manager
Joseph V. Cicio Camera Operator
Phillip Arceneaux Camera Operator
Pat Minietta Camera Operator
Natalie Daniels-Browne Post-Production Manager
Yena Jeon Visual Effects
Adam Scrivener Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Patrick Roche Sound Effects, Foley
Jess Goldstein Costume Design
James Dodgson Music Director, Conductor
Jeff Calhoun Stage Director
Clayton Jacobsen Lighting Director
Jeff Croiter Lighting Design
Lou Castro Associate Choreographer
Mark Hummel Music Arranger
David Tregoning Editor
Michele Arvizo Makeup Department Head, Hair Department Head
Nicole K.L.N. Ebeo Production Supervisor
Johnny Ching Camera Operator
Mark Johnson Camera Operator
Dylan Sanford Camera Operator
Geoff Hockney Colorist
Lee McCutcheon Sound Supervisor, Sound Mixer
Simon Hill Sound Re-Recording Mixer
David Nasaw Novel
Richard J. Hinds Assistant Director
John Miller Music Coordinator
Martyn Porter Steadicam Operator
Andy Bethke Camera Operator
Ambar Capoor Camera Operator
Ted Ashton Camera Operator
Chiara Zonca Visual Effects
Paul Gatehouse Sound Mixer
Bob Tzudiker Original Film Writer
Harvey Fierstein Musical
Alan Menken Musical
Noni White Original Film Writer
Name Title
Naomi Stevens Producer
Paul Morphos Producer
Anne Quart Producer
Thomas Schumacher Producer
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Reviews

newsiesfanatic
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Its very rare a Broadway musical finds its way to the big screen but with Newsies it was just destined to happen with some of the best dancing, and singing you will ever see. Newsies is has always been a 10/10 but now thanks to this professional recording its an 11 in my book ...

Jun 23, 2021
Geronimo1967
7.0

I'm not usually a fan of filmed theatrical performances - especially musical theatre. The television so often fails to capture the vitality of the performances and often we are left with something rather lacking. Well, to be fair to Disney, they have managed to capture loads of the energy and dynami ... sm of this adaptation of Harvey Fierstein's book about the strike by the newspaper delivery boys in New York in 1899. The strike itself is fairly legendary - as were the almost Oliver Twist-ian conditions under which these kids were exploited, rather than employed. Jeremy Jordan tops the bill and positively glows as the ring leader "Jack Kelly" who finally has enough of the poverty-stricken existence of his colleagues and who organises a protest that initially invites disdain, but eventually recognition from the city's great and good who all of a sudden realise that these tiny cogs are actually pretty crucial to their entire enterprise thriving or failing. He is well supported by Kara Lindsay, an enthusiastic Ben Fankhauser and Steve Blanchard as the original, if not terribly generous of spirit, "Pulitzer". Alan Menken and Jack Feldman have combined to churn out a remarkable number of memorable songs here, too - "The Bottom Line", "That's Rich" "Seize the Day" and "Kings of New York" are all amongst the toe-tappers that help get this sprightly song and dance musical up and running. The sparing set lends itself well to the television coverage, as does the careful use of lighting and the frequently ensemble approach to the presentation of the story. Stage is certainly best, but this is a close second that skips along well for 2½ hours effortlessly and enjoyably - even if you might be a bit vicariously out of breath at the end!

Oct 22, 2023