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Bruce Willis and Laurie Metcalf Take Their First Bows in Broadway's Misery

Stephen King’s acclaimed novel comes to the Great White Way.

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Bruce Willis and Laurie Metcalf share a tender moment as they take their curtain call following the first preview of Misery.
Bruce Willis and Laurie Metcalf share a tender moment as they take their curtain call following the first preview of Misery.
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The Broadway production of Stephen King's Misery kicked off its run at the Broadhurst Theatre on October 22. Written by William Goldman, who also penned the screenplay for the Academy Award-winning film based on King's novel, the suspense thriller is directed by Will Frears and opens on November 15.

Hollywood icon Bruce Willis makes his Broadway debut as novelist Paul Sheldon, alongside stage and screen favorite Laurie Metcalf as Paul's "number-one fan" and captor, Annie Wilkes. Leon Addison Brown completes the company as the local Sheriff.

Check out TheaterMania's photos from Willis' debut curtain call in the gallery below.

This stage adaptation of Misery had its world premiere at Bucks County Playhouse in fall 2012.

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