Post by lapayin on Apr 4, 2010 7:09:53 GMT -5
Mario Frangoulis will be touring in the U.S. soon. I thought you might be interested is a portion of an interview he did.
"You were wonderful in the 2004 film, De-Lovely. Do you have plans to make more movies?
I am still flirting with the idea of making a movie about Mario Lanza. He was such an inspiration to so many people, and his life is an example of success under very difficult circumstances. Despite those, he still managed to make his `mark' in history, even though he was so young when he died at the age of 38. De-Lovely was a great moment in my career, and of course meeting and working with Kevin Kline and Lara Fabian was such an inspiration. My collaboration with Lara Fabian continues today… with live performances and a shared commitment to the cause of peace and the protection of children in the world."
The interview goes on:
"Your new album is coming out Fall 2010. What are we in store for?
It will be a brand new album of classical crossover ballads but with a distinct `pop feel' to them. There are definitely some `hit' songs in the line-up that will help the album get to the charts… It will be supported by Sony Classical for Sony Europe.
I am also in discussions for a major PBS special where I will invite some very special guest `friends' of mine to perform with me and to give our audience throughout the United States an unforgettable and inspiring experience."
Could Lara be one of his "friends"?
"You were wonderful in the 2004 film, De-Lovely. Do you have plans to make more movies?
I am still flirting with the idea of making a movie about Mario Lanza. He was such an inspiration to so many people, and his life is an example of success under very difficult circumstances. Despite those, he still managed to make his `mark' in history, even though he was so young when he died at the age of 38. De-Lovely was a great moment in my career, and of course meeting and working with Kevin Kline and Lara Fabian was such an inspiration. My collaboration with Lara Fabian continues today… with live performances and a shared commitment to the cause of peace and the protection of children in the world."
The interview goes on:
"Your new album is coming out Fall 2010. What are we in store for?
It will be a brand new album of classical crossover ballads but with a distinct `pop feel' to them. There are definitely some `hit' songs in the line-up that will help the album get to the charts… It will be supported by Sony Classical for Sony Europe.
I am also in discussions for a major PBS special where I will invite some very special guest `friends' of mine to perform with me and to give our audience throughout the United States an unforgettable and inspiring experience."
Could Lara be one of his "friends"?
