Matthew Broderick says fans of the 1986 teen comedy “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” still approach him to ask if it’s his “day off.' 'Less and less but it still happens,' he tells hereandnow. 'It always amazes me.'
. Parker and Broderick agree that working with their spouse doesn’t make reinventing the classic comedy any easier.
Broderick says making the parts their own has been a fun, laughter-filled experience. Taking the stage with his wife for the first time in decades feels like working on any other play, he says. This play marks Broderick’s sixth time in a production written by Simon, a three-time Tony winner who also received a Pulitzer Prize. He starred in four Simon plays and two movie adaptations.
of pneumonia in August 2018 at age 91. Audiences meant a lot to Simon, and Parker believes witnessing the audience’s “delight” and reactions to this play would make him happy. Though the experience of filming movies and television cannot compare, she says there’s an added risk to live performance. Matthew Broderick honoring playwright Neil Simon on Feb. 14 at the Emerson Colonial Theatre in Boston.
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