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Mental Health | Suicide
Film adaptation of the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical. The story follows Hansen, a high schooler with social anxiety. He unintentionally gets caught up in a lie after the family of a classmate who committed suicide mistakes one of Hansen’s letters for their son’s suicide note.
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Film adaptation of the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical. The story follows Hansen, a high schooler with social anxiety. He unintentionally gets caught up in a lie after the family of a classmate who committed suicide mistakes one of Hansen’s letters for their son’s suicide note.
Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media | 2022 | Alex
She Deserves a New Agent For | 2022 | Amy
She Deserves a New Agent | 2022 | Amy
Worst Actor | 2022 | Ben
Worst Supporting Actress | 2022 | Amy
Worst Screen Couple | 2022 | Ben
Worst Director | 2022 | Stephen
Budget 27,500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 19,133,454 USD
The vocal performances in the film were recorded almost entirely live on set, specifically to ensure that Ben Platt's vocals sounded as real and authentic as possible when he sings on screen.
The stage musical has its origins in an incident that took place during Benj Pasek's high school years at Friends' Central School.
Ben Platt and Colton Ryan are the only two members of the original Broadway cast (Ryan being an understudy in that production) to return for Stephen Chbosky's film.
Although "Anybody Have a Map?" and "Good For You" were cut, they can be heard instrumentally played by the Westview High School marching band at the pep rally scene early in the film, right after the "Waving Through a Window" sequence.
The musical's ending was altered for this film to, according to Ben Platt, "make Evan more accountable for his actions than he was on stage."
"Evan Hansen: [from trailer] If you knew who I am, how broken I am. Heidi Hansen: [from trailer] I already know you. And I love you."
"Evan Hansen: [from trailer] Connor showed me I wasn't alone. Nobody is."
