The Greatest Showman

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P.T. Barnum conjures a dazzling spectacle with outcasts, love, and jaw-dropping performances. Amid personal struggles, his relentless pursuit of acceptance turns into a journey of rediscovering what truly matters: family, self-worth, and the magic in everyone.

The Greatest Showman Trivia

What year was The Greatest Showman released? (Advanced)
#1: 2015
#2: 2016
#3: 2017
#4: 2018
Which character does Hugh Jackman portray in The Greatest Showman? (Expert)
#1: Phillip Carlyle
#2: P.T. Barnum
#3: James Gordon Bennett
#4: Charles Stratton
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The Greatest Showman Fun Facts

Hugh Jackman continued filming despite having had nasal surgery, which kept him from singing for some scenes.
The bearded lady in The Greatest Showman, Lettie Lutz, is portrayed by Keala Settle, who sang her show-stopping number This Is Me live on set.

The Greatest Showman Polls

Favorite Song from The Greatest Showman
This Is Me
A Million Dreams
The Greatest Show
Never Enough
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Favorite Character from The Greatest Showman
P.T. Barnum
Phillip Carlyle
Anne Wheeler
Charity Barnum
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Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

birth
July 5, 1810

P.T. Barnum born

Phineas Taylor Barnum, the inspiration for The Greatest Showman, was born in Bethel, Connecticut.

business_event
March 20, 1871

P.T. Barnum launches his circus

Barnum began his circus business, which eventually became famous worldwide as 'The Greatest Show on Earth.'

business_event
June 11, 1871

'The Greatest Show on Earth' debuts

P.T. Barnum's circus officially adopted the title 'The Greatest Show on Earth,' marking its rise in popular culture.

death
April 7, 1891

P.T. Barnum's death

P.T. Barnum passed away, ending an era of showmanship and entertainment innovations.

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