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PLAYBILL.COM'S CUE & A: Drew Seeley
By Ernio Hernandez
17 Jun 2009
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Drew Seeley
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| photo by Joan Marcus | Drew Seeley — who recently joined the cast of Broadway's The Little Mermaid — fills out Playbill.com's questionnaire with random facts, backstage trivia and pop culture tidbits.
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Full given name:
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Andrew Michael Edgar Seeley
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Hometown:
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Whitby, Ontario, Canada
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Special skills:
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Pretty good skier, mic-stand tricks
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First Broadway show ever saw:
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Les Miz
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If you could go back in time and catch any Broadway show, what would it be?
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Into the Woods
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Current show you have been recommending to friends:
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Next to Normal
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Favorite showtune:
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"All I Need is the Girl" from Gypsy |
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Most played song on your iPod:
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Anything by Hall & Oats or the Police
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Web obsession:
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Twitter
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Must-see TV show:
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"Entourage"
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Last good movie you saw:
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"Taken"
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Favorite board game:
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Scrabble
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Performer you would drop everything to go see:
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Michael Jackson
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Pop culture guilty pleasure:
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"American Idol" audition rounds
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First stage kiss:
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Dance recital when I was 13, I was so nervous.
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Favorite post-show meal:
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BBQ and cheese grits
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How you got your Equity card:
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Joining the cast of The Little Mermaid
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Worst onstage mishap:
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Wiping out in front of 60,000 people in Buenos Aires
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Worst costume ever:
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Trying to be Captain Keller in high school. Costume was great, but I couldn’t fill it out, I was a skinny little shrimp.
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Pets’ names:
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Licorice
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Favorite junk food:
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Gummi worms, bears, anything!
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Who would play you in the movie?
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Emile Hirsch
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Worst job you ever had:
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Making ice cream sundaes at Friendly’s
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TV or commercial gig you most enjoyed:
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Guest star on "Dawson's Creek" (I had a thing for Katie Holmes at the time)
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Leading man role you've been dying to play:
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Bobby Child in Crazy for You
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If you could be in any Disney film, which would it be:
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"Flight of the Navigator" was my favorite film as a child – I read the other day it is being remade, so it would be AMAZING to be a part of that!
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