00:00¿Cómo puede que una película de documentación
00:02nunca esperaba capturar el espíritu de la 1972 Toronto Godspell?
00:08Dumb idea.
00:09Ya sabes, aquí es hoping.
00:11La 1972 Toronto producción de Godspell
00:14es responsable por un gran gran parte de la comedia de royalties.
00:18No puedo explicar la confluencia de todos esos talentos en esa sala.
00:23Toronto era una ciudad de la ciudad de 1960 y 70.
00:27Nadie became an actor.
00:29It didn't happen.
00:31Eugene and I were best friends and he was the one who said
00:33there is a big show coming to town.
00:36You gotta come out and audition for this.
00:38There were basically about a thousand people there auditioning.
00:41Gilda Radner got up.
00:42Unknown to everybody.
00:43She auditioned with the song Zippity-Doo-Dah.
00:46And I thought that is the most tragic thing I've ever seen.
00:51The feeling was talent had been dying to burst out of these kids.
00:54Finally, pow, there they were.
01:02Immediate hit.
01:05We kind of became local celebrities.
01:08It feels like the cool kids.
01:10It was smart and it was dumb.
01:13And it was smart and dumb.
01:16And so fraudulent with the constipants that he's fucking the slits and clawing in the whole
01:20over them.
01:21What?
01:22What?
01:22The director came up and asked me if I would mind waxing the hair off my body.
01:30Too hairy.
01:31He's gonna scare the kids of the matinees.
01:33Ah!
01:34It did feel like a family.
01:36Marty and I shared a house.
01:38So it became the party house.
01:40And we all fell in love with each other.
01:43It was a little incestuous, mostly figuratively, a little bit literally.
01:48Godspell is like the root, and this tree just blossomed.
01:52I've always felt this karmic connection to that Godspell cast.
01:58That it was possible that I could do comedy because they came from where I came from.
02:06It was the right moment, the right people.
02:08I could literally list 50 Canadians right now that went on to change the world.
02:12It will always be a part of who we are.
02:20Yeah!
02:21Well, moving on!
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