Original Cast Album: “Company”

“Company the cast album one of the great documentaries one of the great films about the creative process The Agony and the Ecstasy it's so wild the access that you have you feel like you're there and it's it's all suggestive there's no real narrative you're just kind of with these artists these like Thor breed artists who are struggling to capture suim's impossibly incredible music da penaka who's on the on the operating the camera is Right In The Souls of these people it's one of my fa...”

“Company. Them recording the soundtrack to Company. What is more fun than that? Elaine Stritch getting pissed off because she can’t sing it well enough. Then she comes back the next day and she crushes it. Dean Jones, “Being Alive.” Can’t go wrong here.”

“Stephen Sondheim Company. It's kind of to me Sondheim is most challenging if you're not a person who's already drawn to show tunes. Some of these ones will absolutely make you run screaming if you're an anti-show tunes guy, but then you can sit with it, you'll be very happy you did.”

“I was talking about things like this, like Company, the Original Cast Album by Penny Baker, one of the best documentaries ever made. It's like completely ver. You see some of the richest, most dynamic performers of A Generation having full tilt mental breakdowns, like actual mental breakdowns, about the fact that they cannot articulate the beautiful thing they did on stage every night in a cast recording. And I'm so happy 'cause I've never owned it. I was only streaming it on Criterion Channe...”

“But this is the greatest. Everyone knows this is the greatest, sort of gayest documentary ever made. This is the Pennebaker documentary of the making of Company, which is the play with Elaine Stritch and Dean Jones and all these kooky people. It’s amazing. That’s coming in the bag.”