'I'd find myself looking at him going, 'You write all that stuff? Where does it come from?'' 'Once I met him and got to know him and then started learning about his music and all of that, and his poetry, I had to kind of forget about it when I was around him,' she has said. All I knew was that she was a TV actress,' he says.

'Anyone would be taken by her looks but she was a really, really pleasant person and I didn't know her from Eve.

The attraction wasn't just physical, though. She was strikingly beautiful, and Black couldn't help but lock eyes with her. Then his manager introduced Lisa Hartman, and the chaos temporarily subsided. 'How am I going to stand here and be a pleasant guy when on the inside I'm freaking out?' Black recalls thinking. I had been dealing with that out on the road but it wasn't natural for me. 'I'm in my hometown and there are 100 people waiting to meet me,' says Black. He found the crowds of people who had gathered backstage to greet him exciting but overwhelming. At the time, Black was sick, fighting a cold. It was the country artist's first headline show back home following a record year that had made him a household name. 'So we knew that we had to write, hopefully, a good, entertaining song, but it had to also be the kind of style of Broadway that would make someone who doesn't love Broadway musicals, not to mention someone who lived through what is being portrayed, just be kind of like, 'What this?' That was a perfect Marvel sense of humor, the fact that they wanted Ant-man to be in it to show how usually people get these things wrong.Clint Black and Lisa Hartman met on New Year's Eve in 1990, when the actress attended one of Black's concerts in Houston, the city where they were both raised.

'That was the hardest part of the assignment was the fact that it was clear in the script, almost the main purpose of the song is for Clint to be kind of horrified at what he's seeing,' Shaiman added. Why is he in this show?' That's just an example of, to both of us, of their humor, their sly humor.' They did ask that Ant-Man be included in it because they wanted something where Clint would sit in the audience and go, 'Wait, he wasn't there. 'They wanted to musicalize the battle of New York.

'No, they knew the situation,' Wittman replied when asked if Marvel had any requirements for the song. I was like, 'We have to get things like tesseract into the song, and Chitauri, and shawarma,' Shaiman explained.

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