Stay gold, Ponyboy.
Matt Dillon, 60, who starred in the original 1983 film “The Outsiders,” stopped by the Broadway musical version (currently in previews) on Wednesday night.
Angelina Jolie (48) and her daughter Vivian (15) are also one of the show’s producers, along with cast members Skye Lakota-Lynch, Kevin William Paul, Brent Comer, Joshua Boone, Joshua Schmidt, and Brody. A snapshot with Dillon was also posted. Grant.
In the photo, Dillon is smiling broadly with the young cast members, and Vivian is also smiling with a calm expression.
Vivienne is one of Jolie’s children with ex-husband Brad Pitt, 60, whom she split from in 2016. The couple have children Knox, 15, and Shiloh, 17, and adopted children Maddox, 22, Zahara, 19, and Pax, 20.
Jolie has kept a low profile since her bitter divorce from Pitt and hasn’t appeared in many films since 2019’s Maleficent.
Regarding Vivian producing plays, jolie told people“Viv reminds me of my mother in that she is not focused on being the center of attention, but on supporting other creators,” said actress Marce, who died of cancer in 2007 at the age of 56. You mentioned Line Bertrand.
“She’s very thoughtful and serious about theater and works hard to understand how to best contribute,” Jolie added.
Based on the 1967 novel by SE Hinton, “The Outsiders” is set in Tulsa, Oklahoma in the ’60s. The film depicts a conflict between a group of poor teens who are divided into a group known as the “Greasers” and wealthier teens known as the “Socks.”
Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, the film also stars C. Thomas Howell as Ponyboy Curtis, Patrick Swayze as his brother Darrell, Rob Lowe as his other brother Sodapop, and Johnny Cade (Ralph). Macchio) and their friends, including Dallas, performed. Winston (Dillon, who was only 19 years old at the time of filming). The film also stars Tom Cruise and Emilo Estevez and is a portrait of the 80s superstar before he became famous.
“Stay gold, Ponyboy” is the famous line Johnny says to Ponyboy in the bittersweet ending.
“She’s amazing. She’s been on set…and she really understands how kids think, especially male kids,” Dillon said of author SE Hinton. During an interview in 1983 About the movie.
“She was the first person to write a book that really understood teenagers. Well, of course you can’t forget ‘The Catcher in the Rye.’ It was so honest. I loved Holden Caulfield because he was so tough and simple. And I felt the same way about Hinton.”
Broadway’s “The Outsiders” officially opens on April 11th.
