“Hamilton” launches the theatrical release in September

On Tuesday’s episode of “The Tonight Show”, Lin-Manuel Miranda revealed that the film version of his Tony musician music movie will come to theaters on September 5.

“I have an advertisement!” Miranda announced during an interview “Tonight’s Show”. “So, tomorrow is the 10 -year anniversary of” Hamilton “, and we celebrated throughout the year. But we have another way to celebrate. We have portrayed most of the original actors who perform in” Hamilton “in 2016, and we always want to launch it to want to publish it, but, they will do it in September, but in September, you will get the following.” Theaters in the country and in Puerto Rico. ”

“Hamilton” first appeared on Disney+ in July 2020, almost a year before scheduling for the first time in theaters. (The film was awarded in October 2021.) The film was released, which is “direct capture” of production with most of the original actors in Broadway Music instead of adapting the feature, “in the highlands” in the highlands. Tickets go for sale August 6.

Hamilton Broadway achieved in 2015 and continued to win 11 tons and the Politzer Award for Drama. The original actors include Miranda in the role of Alexander Hamilton, Leslie Odum Junior in the role of Aaron Poor, David Digz in the role of Marquis de Lavaiite, Thomas Jefferson, Christopher Jackson in the role of George Washington and Jonathan Group in the role of King George and Riny Elise Goldberry in the role of Angelika Schoiler and Philipa Soo. In June, the actors’ team celebrated the tenth anniversary of music with a special performance during the Tony Awards.

The rights of “Hamilton” were sold for $ 75 million in a deal that mediated in the endeavor content on behalf of Miranda, according to sources close to the negotiations. Endaavor collected a number of Hollywood buyers, including Warner Bruce, before Disney closed the deal. Disney+ Special won two Emmys early in 12 nomination, including a variety of private.

Check the full Miranda interview “tonight” and the “Hamilton” advertisement below.