Seaweed has been found! (a spring 2007 release?)
At 2:56 AM on
Friday, June 30, 2006
According to
The Baltimore Sun Georgia native,
Elijah Kelley has been given the role of Seaweed. Elijah was recently seen in the Antonio Banderas film, 'Take the Lead.'

Nascent star Zac Efron, 18, best known for his role in the mega-popular High School Musical, has signed on to play teen heartthrob Link Larkin in the movie version of the musical Hairspray.
This has proven to be a big week for the coming musical version of John Waters' 1988 film about desegregation on a TV dance floor in early-1960s Baltimore. Elijah Kelley, a 19-year-old Georgia native, has been picked to play Seaweed.
Efron, who will play the pop star at the center of the movie's fictional Corny Collins Show, has become a favorite of the preteen set thanks to his role in High School Musical. Made as a TV movie for the Disney Channel, the film has become a pop phenomenon. Its soundtrack shipped more than 3.5 million copies, and the DVD sold 400,000 units its first day, making it the fastest-selling TV movie on DVD ever.
Kelley was seen most recently in Take the Lead as a troubled teen learning to dance under the tutelage of Pierre Dulaine (Antonio Banderas). He has also been seen on television, with guest-starring roles on Everybody Hates Chris, Numb3rs and The Shield.
The two teens join 17-year-old New Yorker Nicole Blonsky, who this month was named to play the pivotal role of Tracy Turnblad, as the young leads of Hairspray. Other cast members include John Travolta, who will play Tracy's mom, Edna Turnblad; Queen Latifah, who will play record-store owner Motormouth Maybelle; and Amanda Bynes, who will play Tracy's best friend (and Seaweed's girlfriend), Penny Pingleton.
The film will be directed by Adam Shankman (Bringing Down the House) and produced by the team of Neil Meron and Craig Zadan, whose previous credits include the movie musical Chicago.
Production on Hairspray, which is slated for a spring 2007 release, is scheduled to begin Sept. 5, according to Daily Variety. Principal shooting is set for Toronto, with some scenes to be shot in Baltimore. Congratulations Elijah, Welcome to the 'Hairspray' family!
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confirmed returning songs
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-The Nicest Kids in Town
-(The Legend of) Miss Baltimore Crabs
-It Takes Two
-I Can Hear The Bells
-Mama, I'm A Big Girl Now
(will appear on the Corny Collins Show)
-Welcome To The 60's
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(dance number)
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-Tracy ballad
(title is not yet known)
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confirmed cut songs
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-Good Morning Baltimore Reprise
*More songs will be added to the lists as they become confirmed.
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Rumored names previously circulating this movie.
Jim Broadbent
Billy Crystal
Aretha Franklin
Patti La Belle
Mandy Moore
Haylie Duff
Meryl Streep
Usher Raymond
Jamie Isaac Conde-
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*Hairspray's budget, to be in the $75 million range.
*Jerry Mitchell and Jack O'Brien bowed out as co-directors (Daily Variety, June 21, 2005) when the film's schedule was pushed back.
Rob Marshall was offered the job, who ironically once planned to choreograph and direct the stage version of "Hairspray" before he took "Chicago." When Marshall declined to do the film, 15 other directors were interviewed before Adam Shankman was chosen.
*Adam Shankman and Marc Shaiman are no strangers! For 15+ years they have worked together on various projects such as:
"Addams Family Values," "Heart and Souls," "George of the Jungle," "The Out-of-Towners" and "The Wedding Planner."
*Christopher Walken, Allison Janney, Broadway's original 'Amber,' Laura Bell Bundy and Movie Musical 'Amber,' Brittany Snow all appeared on the Television Soap "The Guiding Light."
*'Becky,' Tabitha Lupien is no stranger to John Travolta- she played his daughter 'Julie' in the film "Look Who's Talking Now."
* Screenwriter Leslie Dixon also wrote the screenplay for the original "Look Who's Talking" starring John Travolta.
*Hayley Podschun debuted in the National Tour of 'Hairspray' as Tammy, while Jesse Weafer appeared in both the Toronto and National Touring Company of 'Hairspray' as IQ- they will reprise their roles for the film.
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