Do Roxie and her husband get back together in the end?
This is a question about the movie Chicago. Towards the end of the movie Amos Hart, the husband of Roxanne "Roxie" Hart, wants to get back together with the the latter. As far as I remember it correctly - she rejects him to go back and regain her fame & stardom.
Does she really leave him for good?
I read that the movie is based on the actual musical of the same name. How does Amos and Roxie's story end in the musical? Is the movie's version of their story same as that of the theatrical one?
Has anyone watched* it or read the script? (Or has read anything related)
(*Apparently the musical is still being performed regularly. The latest performance was in Detroit.)
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What happens to Roxie Hart?
In the end, Roxie is acquitted of the crime, Amos leaves her (both for lack of attention and lying about being pregnant to gain sympathy from the press), and her dreams of superstardom are dashed when the media abandons her story. She eventually returns to the vaudeville circuit, now with Velma as a partner.How did Roxie get pregnant in Chicago?
When a wealthy heiress murders her husband and two women in bed with him, Roxie realizes she is in danger of losing her fame, and her lawyer, since Billy is eager to defend the new girl. To get the press focused on her again, she pretends to be pregnant.Is Roxie really pregnant in Chicago?
Roxie is ultimately acquitted (and reveals to Amos that she is not actually pregnant), but her victory is forgotten when a woman shoots a man on the courthouse steps.What does Roxie Hart want?
Interests\u2026 advancing her career as a jazz singer. A born star, Roxie's willing to do anything to get famous. As she dreams out loud: \u201cI'm gonna be a celebrity, that means somebody everyone knows.[Bloom/Sky/Roxy] - Sorry x Apologize || PART 2
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