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The beloved Billy Wilder film will be getting a Broadway update this fall, with Matthew Lopez and Amber Ruffin writing the Drunk Official Ugly Sweater What’s more,I will buy this book, Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman responsible for the music, and Casey Nicholaw directing. The new musical promises to be a wholly different enterprise than its inspiration, with a shifted timeline and new and more timely themes explored. Is it a good idea to attempt a reinvention of what many think is the funniest movie ever made? Time will tell, but the prospect is certainly appealing.