Alec Baldwin Floats Playing Donald Trump in One-Man Broadway Show
Alec Baldwin may take his famed Donald Trump impersonation to Broadway, the actor says.
“We may take the book and make it into a one-man show on Broadway, like Will Ferrell did the Bush thing,” Baldwin said on The Howard Stern Show on Monday.
Baldwin is referring to his book “You Can’t Spell America Without Me,” which he co-wrote with Kurt Andersen. Ferrell starred in a Broadway show “You’re Welcome America” as President George W. Bush that ran for over a month at the Cort Theatre.
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Baldwin, who has impersonated Trump on “Saturday Night Live,” said Lorne Michaels would produce the Broadway play. He has been playing Trump on “SNL” since September 2016.
Ferrell’s impression of Bush also originated on “Saturday Night Live.”
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