‘Hawkeye’s’ Fake ‘Avengers’ Musical Comes True at Disneyland

Fictions are to come true, or at least that’s what Marvel thinks, responsible for the fake musical with the Avengers of ‘Hawkeye’ that will come true at Disneyland.

“A timeless story for a timeless hero”, they warn from the official account of the Disney parks. “A short one-act musical is coming to Disney California Adventure Park for a limited time this summer.“.

For the most clueless, we remember that in the first chapter of ‘Hawkeye’, the Disney+ series that presented us with the adventures and misadventures of good old Clint Barton (Jeremy Renner), we saw the protagonist attending a ‘Rogers: The Musical’, the Broadway version of what poor Steve experienced between ‘Captain America: The First Avenger’ (Joe Johnston, 2011) and the battle of New Yorkthe belligerent events that the characters experienced during ‘The Avengers’ (Joss Whedon, 2012).

“There are a million things you could create in a Marvel musical, especially with Steve Rogers,” he said in an interview with Entertainment Weekly Marc Shaiman, a Broadway veteran who was commissioned to compose the music for this scene with Scott Wittman. “The fact that it also exists in the ’40s would allow us to write a lot of different genres, so the whole Marvel story would take place over decades. It would be exciting to get to do that.”

‘Hawkeye’, quite a surprise that ended up becoming one of the best recent series on Disney +, ended its first season with a full version of one of the songs from the fictional show which, as we can see, will have its replica this summer at the Disney California Adventure Park, the park attached to the eternal Disneyland in Anaheim, California. Yes, it catches us a little out of hand, but it is what it is.

“It was a fine line. We knew we had to write a good song, an entertaining song, hopefully something you’d enjoy,” Shaiman explains, “but it also had to make Clint roll his eyes and think, what is this? ?”

“Definitely part of the discussion with Marvel was that the things that are mentioned in the musical have to be things that people who actually live in the universe would know,” adds Shaiman. “So we thought that Captain America would have said the ‘I could do this all day’ thing enough times for someone to hear it, or maybe when they created this musical they interviewed people who were there. But then also putting Ant-Man in that scene shows how, no matter what, entertainment versions of real life stories will always have something a little wrong.“.