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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Averted; fans of the original novel were generally happy with the movie version, while most of the people who hated the novel (a sizable number) were surprised and pleased by the movie version.
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* AwardSnub: There was a strong feeling that the show deserved a Tony nomination for Best Musical for the show itself and for Steven Pasquale for Leading Actor in a Musical. Later, frustration arose over Kelli O'Hara's eventual loss in the Leading Actress category.
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* AwardSnub: There was a strong feeling that the show deserved a Tony nomination for Best Musical for the show itself and for Steven Pasquale for Leading Actor in a Musical. Later, frustration arose over the by-now-legendary Kelli O'Hara's eventual loss in the Leading Actress category. category.[
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Subverted; Averted; fans of the original novel were generally happy with the movie version, while most of the people who hated the novel (a sizable number) were surprised and pleased by the movie version.
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* AwardSnub: There was a strong feeling that the show deserved a Tony nomination for Best Musical for the show itself and for Steven Pasquale for Leading Actor in a Musical. Later, frustration arose over Kelli O'Hara's eventual loss in the Leading Actress category.
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** "Always Better," in which Francesca reads Robert's letter and reflects on love and loss. Then, the final moments: [[spoiler: on the bridge, Robert appears, he and Francesca younger again, and he reprises "One Second and a Million Miles" before wrapping his arms around her as the lights dim.]]
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** "Always Better," in which Francesca reads Robert's letter and reflects on love and loss. Then, the final moments: [[spoiler: on the bridge, Robert appears, he and Francesca younger again, and he reprises "One Second and a Million Miles" before wrapping his arms around her as the lights dim.]]]]
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The most polarizing aspect of the adaptation was the expansion of the story world beyond the two leads, in particular giving what many felt was too much time to Francesca's family and town.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The most polarizing aspect of the adaptation was the expansion of the story world beyond the two leads, in particular giving what many felt was too much time to Francesca's family and town.
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!![[Literature/TheBridgesOfMadisonCounty The book and film]]
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Subverted; fans of the original novel were generally happy with the movie version, while most of the people who hated the novel (a sizable number) were surprised and pleased by the movie version.version.
!![[Theatre/TheBridgesOfMadisonCounty The musical adaptation]]
* TearJerker: The last 10-15 minutes of the show are pretty much non-stop tearjerkers:
** The truck scene from the movie plays out with Francesca and her family going into town instead, then spotting Robert watching them. Francesca runs to him, they embrace, she tells him she loves him and to take her away. And then it's revealed that is just her fantasy- instead, she goes with her family and shares one last look with Robert.
** "It All Fades Away", as Robert, now older, graying, and [[spoiler: dying of an unspecified illness]] sings of his unending love for Francesca as the one thing in his life that has never faded from memory.
** "Always Better," in which Francesca reads Robert's letter and reflects on love and loss. Then, the final moments: [[spoiler: on the bridge, Robert appears, he and Francesca younger again, and he reprises "One Second and a Million Miles" before wrapping his arms around her as the lights dim.]]
!![[Theatre/TheBridgesOfMadisonCounty The musical adaptation]]
* TearJerker: The last 10-15 minutes of the show are pretty much non-stop tearjerkers:
** The truck scene from the movie plays out with Francesca and her family going into town instead, then spotting Robert watching them. Francesca runs to him, they embrace, she tells him she loves him and to take her away. And then it's revealed that is just her fantasy- instead, she goes with her family and shares one last look with Robert.
** "It All Fades Away", as Robert, now older, graying, and [[spoiler: dying of an unspecified illness]] sings of his unending love for Francesca as the one thing in his life that has never faded from memory.
** "Always Better," in which Francesca reads Robert's letter and reflects on love and loss. Then, the final moments: [[spoiler: on the bridge, Robert appears, he and Francesca younger again, and he reprises "One Second and a Million Miles" before wrapping his arms around her as the lights dim.]]
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* TearJerker: In the film, the scene where Francesca almost gets out of the truck to run after and join Robert, but decides not to.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Subverted; fans of the original novel were generally happy with the movie version, while most of the people who hated the novel (a sizable number) were surprised and pleased by the movie version.
* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Subverted; fans of the original novel were generally happy with the movie version, while most of the people who hated the novel (a sizable number) were surprised and pleased by the movie version.
