Hieronder nog de teaser trailer van 40 seconden voor de Merrily We Roll Along Broadway proshot film. Hij was vanaf 14 mei in de bioscoop ook al was het geen grote release. 

Na de release in Amerika komt de Broadway proshot versie van Merrily We Roll Along naar Nederland. De trailer is in feite dezelfde als de originele trailer. Vanaf 14 mei is de film te zien in de bioscoop. De release lijkt niet heel groot. O.a te zien bij Kinepolis: kinepolis.nl/merrily, Vue, vuecinemas.nl en Pathé, pathe.nl. Er is ook een handige lijst via filmladder.nl. 

News for the US: Sony Pictures Classics has released the Merrily We Roll Along proshot on DVD and Blu-ray on 3rd March.

From opening night to your living room. ✨#MerrilyWeRollAlong is verified hot and officially available on Blu-ray and Digital. Watch now. #MWRA pic.twitter.com/o5SN0UmGu7

— Sony Pics at Home (@SonyPicsAtHome) March 13, 2026

The Merrily We Roll Along proshot film arrives on VoD in the US, currently on Apple TV and Prime Video. To celebrate the digital release, playbill.com has shared the full Old Friends scene with Jonathan, Lindsay and Daniel. Oh and check this Instagram reel by Prime Video.

Via Broadway Direct: Footage from the Merrily We Roll Along proshot. Daniel singing Good Thing Going as Charley Kringas (I also shared it on Facebook).

Daniel attended (with more cast members) a screening of the Merrily We Roll Along proshot at Hudson Theatre in New York yesterday. Daniel reunited with Tom Felton at the event. Check also this clip from Daniel and one from Sony Pictures Classics. 

Update: 3rd December 2025. David Benthal photography's photos.
Update: 5th December 2025. US Weekly: Voice memo to Tom Felton. And Sony Pictures Classics uploaded "Don't cry", and this release video plus a screening video.
Update: 25th December 2025. Cursed Child thing via People. :) We can only wish..


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More interviews have appeared online from the Merrily We Roll Along proshot press junket. It looks like it was an international junket. There are shorter clips, from Fabián W. Waintal, and Sony Pictures Classics, the distributor (added their full interview below), and Magic Radio: underrated musicals and cast recordings plus Sondheim. Then there's also Hits Radio: Paddington, Ketchup on pizza. And Fandango: movie-going experience, Rotten Tomatoes: TV recommendations. A longer interview is one by reporter Courtney Tezeno plus there is Mashable (and catch an outtake here).

If more interviews appear I'll add them. 

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