David Hasselhoff - "The Way Back" (Jekyll & Hyde the Musical) 2001

David Hasselhoff stars in "Jekyll & Hyde" The Musical.
Direct from Broadway.
I do not own any rights to this song or show.

[@tollo5955]

You got to admit that he nailed this song

[@mostlynull]

Fun Fact: During the filming of this DVD and immediately after this number, you'll see Hoff slump to the floor as the bed rolls in. This wasn't supposed to happen, actually. He passed out cold after exerting too much during the first and second act.

[@jackmoody5174]

Yeah, say what you want about the Hoff, but you can't deny that the man is giving everything he has to the role

[@johnqsample5119]

That song sounds like it would be really hard to sing

[@TheLesMiserablesCats24601]

I'm surprised he got up and did Lucy's death scene, Confrontation scene, and the Wedding scene, after what happened after this scene.

[@XJIcequeen]

Amazing. Nice touch though

[@chacha_rouge]

It is

[@Disneyfreak_8]

3:56 to 4:24 is my favorite part! That note he hits at 4:05 with the word “has” is my favorite! Very powerful!

[@johnqsample5119]

man died for this song...thanks mr. hoff

[@mckenzievirga]

Yasss this is my favourite musical

[@prestonstanley7736]

I know right!

[@BoltofGreece]

Its over Hyde, i have the high ground

[@TheLesMiserablesCats24601]

Jekyll says he has to regain control over Hyde *next scene* Hyde goes and kills Lucy.

[@StrongRex]

That's...kinda the point. Hyde can't be controlled.

[@XJIcequeen]

Spoilers

[@inespacholke1250]

Sehr schön ❤❤

[@XJIcequeen]

Poor Dr. Jekyll

[@chacha_rouge]

How can anyone say David Hasselhoff wasn't a good Jekyll/Hyde after this?

[@tac7288]

0:44 I'm sorry but did someone throw up in the background wtf

[@borisvandruff7532]

Hasselhoff has the most heroic high notes of any Jekyll I’ve heard at this point.

[@ChrisMagoo99]

this must be your first time then

[@borisvandruff7532]

ChrisMagoo99 Tell me whose high notes have more of that rich operatic color than Hasselhoff. That is a heroic voice, suited to Wagner if he were an opera singer.

[@doctor9551]

@@borisvandruff7532 i know someone if youre still active

[@doctor9551]

@@borisvandruff7532 its anthony warlow

[@XJIcequeen]

Nice touch at the end. Way to use improve with something real

[@tmec8979]

What kind of gun is John holding?

[@cartuchonovo2470]

Sword cane, weapon used during Victorian times in London, for self defense

[@andy_bomb4639]

Trash this mans singing all you want, he hit the notes. He can do more than any modern day popular song artists

[@andrewdominick2972]

was it jekyll or hyde that burned his work?

[@BillAngell]

Hyde

[@Disneyfreak_8]

I actually think it was Jekyll. To me he was so overcome with not making progress that he burned his work to start over. Plus The Way Back is performed by the Jekyll side of the character

[@florarimar1546]

I think based on the body language it's the representation of how Jekyll is torned between his desire of duality and his life as Jekyll.

[@beaniepup5593]

Pff he still didn't hold the last note for ten seconds like Anthony Warlow did xD

[@chacha_rouge]

HE PASSED OUT BECAUSE OF IT if that's not good quality singing I don't know what is. Holding a note long isn't the most important, also when you've just tired yourself with 2 hours of singing like a madman obviously you don't sing notes as long as in studio

[@Soulkeep]

start at 4:14 end at 4:23... also he had to act not just sing

[@cambopalpatine2185]

oh god. good acting, bad singing