Lea Michele wants to focus on movies and other acting roles insist some of Michele's close friends want to stop her solo career. This is actually pretty funny, because her album would likely blow all of the others right out of the water. And while Lea has been gradually easing into film, including a role in December's New Year's Eve, she really needs a blockbuster to launch her movie career.
Although Last week we mentioned the news of Glee star Naya Rivera's upcoming album, as well as our shock that Lea Michele has yet to jump aboard the solo-career train. And while Mark Salling and Matthew Morrison's albums haven't exactly been Grammy-worthy, they both made appearances on the Billboard 200 chart their first week.
Once Breaking Dawn, Part 2 is released Nov. 16, 2012, we all know Summit is going to be scrambling to keep fangirls screaming for more. As luck would have it, Bill Condon, the director of both Breaking Dawn flicks, was also the screenwriter for one of the best Broadway-to-film adaptations there is: Chicago. He could easily make the worldwide phenom a musical hit.
We're picturing the musical opening with a soulful Lea ballad, à la "Mama Who Bore Me" in Spring Awakening, transitioning to the upbeat and catchy "Ode to Forks," the Edward rock solo, "I Want to Suck ," and an Edward-Bella duet, "Hold on Tight, Spider Monkey," reminiscent of Aladdin's "A Whole New World."
However, ''she is now more interested on movie and going to start a movie career from 2012, that will very interesting to her'' she said.
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