Anthony Rapp on Bringing Jonathan Larson's music to a new generation with tick, tick...BOOM!

For Rent's 25th anniversary, Anthony Rapp shared thoughts on Jonathan Larson and tick, tick...BOOM! "It's amazing that this is another chapter of his legacy that gets to live on," Anthony Rapp told me during our chat for CBS News. "Maybe that'll open up more doors for Jonathan's work to be seen and heard." www.cbsnews.co...

[@adrianacinapri7224]

I love this perspective from Anthony.
I met him a few years ago, what an amazing man & I'm sure he got his acting advice from Jonathan (RIP!)
Tick Tick BOOM! IS AMAZING, but in my mind *EVERYTHING IS RENT!!!!!!!*

[@upwiththecurtain7679]

I thought it was too. thanks for sharing

[@biggreentractor6998]

I love you, Anthony. You inspire me endlessly. Thank you.

[@carolynkulic1693]

I was looking for Anthony Rapp in the Movie. I was surprised he didn't have a Cameo.

[@tylerh106]

I mean technically he was in the beginning

[@upwiththecurtain7679]

perhaps his response here might explain why

[@upwiththecurtain7679]

@@tylerh106 good point!

[@kilimenjiro3753]

He was filming Star Trek Discovery up in Toronto at the same time they were filming. I imagine Lin would have wanted him in the Sunday scene but with the 2 week quarantine period I guess it wouldn't have worked.

[@saiberunato]

Would be a great tribute to Jonathan Larson if Superbia could be completed for stage and film.

[@gerardyatcilla4839]

Love Hearing This!!!

[@Lady-Seashell-Bikini]

I was wondering why we didn't see anyone from the RENT in the Sunday scene, and it makes sense that it might be too difficult emotionally.