Lin-Manuel Miranda took to Twitter Monday announcing that his acclaimed Broadway show is heading to cinemas after Disney purchased the worldwide movie rights for a whopping sum of $75 million. 

Miranda’s announcement also revealed that the movie adaptation, which has been set for a 2021 fall release, will feature the original Broadway cast. 

The Hamilton movie consisted of shooting three live performances, and also some setup shots without an audience, all of which was used to create multiple angles to ensure a full cinematic experience, according to Deadline. 

Hamilton won 11 Tony Awards in 2016, as well as the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. 

Hamilton will hit theaters October 15th, 2021.

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For their first public appearance since a friend’s wedding on August 4, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended a gala performance of Hamilton in support of Sentebale. The charity, founded by Prince Harry in 2006, helps children with HIV in Africa.  

The couple was greeted and seated by the creator of the hit Broadway show Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda. Apparently, Harry was so moved and inspired by the performance, that he decided that it was an opportunity to also make his musical debut!

Harry took to the stage at the Victoria Palace Theatre in London and after thanking the cast and crew, he went on to sing the first line of fan-favorite “You’ll Be Back,” sung by the character King George III.

Despite keeping it very short — he did only sing the first two words! — the Prince immediately stole the show and cast, crew and audience were overfilled with delight. 

Lucky for those who weren’t lucky enough to attend the gala performance, Kensington Palace tweeted a short video of the moment, which was then retweeted by creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, who added the caption, “King George III’s great-great-great-great-great-great-grandson The Duke of Sussex sang a few bars tonight.”

"You say…"

Thank you to the cast and crew of @HamiltonWestEnd for a fantastic performance, raising awareness and funds for @Sentebale's work with children and young people affected by HIV #HamiltonLDN pic.twitter.com/M5hmjTfhEz

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) August 29, 2018

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Lin-Manuel Miranda took to Twitter Monday announcing that his acclaimed Broadway show is heading to cinemas after Disney purchased the worldwide movie rights for a whopping sum of $75 million. 

Miranda’s announcement also revealed that the movie adaptation, which has been set for a 2021 fall release, will feature the original Broadway cast. 

The Hamilton movie consisted of shooting three live performances, and also some setup shots without an audience, all of which was used to create multiple angles to ensure a full cinematic experience, according to Deadline. 

Hamilton won 11 Tony Awards in 2016, as well as the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. 

Hamilton will hit theaters October 15th, 2021.

The post “Hamilton” Movie Coming to Theaters in 2021 appeared first on TheDailyDay.

For their first public appearance since a friend’s wedding on August 4, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended a gala performance of Hamilton in support of Sentebale. The charity, founded by Prince Harry in 2006, helps children with HIV in Africa.  

The couple was greeted and seated by the creator of the hit Broadway show Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda. Apparently, Harry was so moved and inspired by the performance, that he decided that it was an opportunity to also make his musical debut!

Harry took to the stage at the Victoria Palace Theatre in London and after thanking the cast and crew, he went on to sing the first line of fan-favorite “You’ll Be Back,” sung by the character King George III.

Despite keeping it very short — he did only sing the first two words! — the Prince immediately stole the show and cast, crew and audience were overfilled with delight. 

Lucky for those who weren’t lucky enough to attend the gala performance, Kensington Palace tweeted a short video of the moment, which was then retweeted by creator Lin-Manuel Miranda, who added the caption, “King George III’s great-great-great-great-great-great-grandson The Duke of Sussex sang a few bars tonight.”

"You say…"

Thank you to the cast and crew of @HamiltonWestEnd for a fantastic performance, raising awareness and funds for @Sentebale's work with children and young people affected by HIV #HamiltonLDN pic.twitter.com/M5hmjTfhEz

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) August 29, 2018

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