bernie taupin wrote the lyrics to elton john's songs for the broadway musical version of the devil wears prada.
bernie taupin wrote the lyrics to elton john's songs for the broadway musical version of the devil wears prada.
who wrote the lyrics to elton john's songs for the broadway musical version of the devil wears prada?
bernie taupin
in 2015, it was reported that broadway producer kevin mccollum (who has previously produced the musicals "rent" and "avenue q" amongst others) had signed a deal two years earlier with fox to develop some of the films from its back catalog into musicals for the stage. he expressed particular interest in "mrs. doubtfire" and "the devil wears prada". early in 2017, it was officially announced by mccollum that in partnership with fox stage productions and rocket entertainment, a musical version of "the devil wears prada" (influenced by both the film and the book) would be produced. sir elton john (who also wrote the scores for "billy elliot" and "the lion king" amongst others) was announced as the composer for the project and paul rudnick (most notable for writing the film "sister act") would write the lyrics and story. the casting and production schedule is still to be announced but it is aimed to play on broadway.
the devil wears prada (novel)
in most markets the title remained unchanged; either the english was used or a translation into the local language. the only exceptions were chile, colombia, ecuador, mexico and venezuela, where it was "el diablo que viste prada" and "el diablo se viste a la moda". in poland, the title was "diabeł ubiera się u prady" which roughly means "the devil dresses (itself) at prada" rather than "the devil wears prada." in italian the title was ″il diavolo veste prada" which roughly means "the devil wears prada". in turkey, the title was "şeytan marka giyer," roughly translated as "the devil wears brand-names." in romania, the title was "diavolul se îmbracă de la prada," which roughly means "the devil dresses itself from prada", the same construction being found in the french title, "le diable s'habille en prada". the japanese version is titled "プラダを着た悪魔", which translates as "the devil wearing prada".
the devil wears prada (film)