"No One Else on Earth Could Have Done This": Jennifer Lopez Tackled 11 Musical Numbers in 17 Days for 'Kiss of the Spider Woman"
Bill Condon and producer Greg Yolen discuss working with Diego Luna and breakout star Tonatiuh, Eddie Murphy's passion biopic, and more Twilight.
Oscar-winner Bill Condon was itching to make Kiss of the Spider Woman 20 years ago while he was still working on the hit adaptation of Chicago. The upcoming film, written and directed by him, is a reimagining of both Manuel Puig's Argentinian novel of the same name and the stage musical crafted by Terrence McNally. It focuses on two prisoners, one being a queer outcast and the other being a tormented revolutionary, as they form a bond while sharing a cell. Part musical inspired by Hollywood's Golden Age and part prison drama, Kiss of the Spider Woman promises to be a unique cinematic experience that is even difficult for Condon to put into words.
