Christian Borle

And she was on 10 episodes of Defiance, which was a sci-fi show set in post-apocalyptic St. Louis.

My next person is Carson McCormick, who I just think of as baby Christian Borle the whole time.

Something about his face.

Yeah, like a little bit like in his smile.

What's up? Tucker is definitely like class clown, but like he has a very downplay compared to Matt who's more outwardly like stupid.

Yes.

and then we have cole aka baby christian borle baby christian borle they do set up that he is the mayor's son just since we've been talking about this in the book he has the group of friends but people are a lot more cautious of him because in the movie and the book they get blamed for the factory burning down i think it's a bigger deal in the book and people are like oh that's the arsonist

oh yeah i understand this is a movie so we can't have everybody like be on their own or we take forever to get the thing so it makes sense that in the book they can explore more of cole being like a pariah because of what they assume that he did

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Dracula, so my brain goes to Christian Borle, who's probably a little old for the part-

Mm

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So that means Broadway icons Stephanie J.

Block, Christian Borle, Andrew Rannells, Tracy Toms, Brandon Uranowitz, and Betsy Wolfe, who's just finished in Death Becomes Her, are all coming over to perform Falsettos in London.

The 10th anniversary concerts will celebrate the work of William Finn and James Lapine, who wrote the music and lyrics and book respectively, and Eleanor Scott, who was the assistant choreographer when Falsettos was on Broadway in 2016, is directing these performances.

This is wild.

... you know, you, you have these very intense moments with people.

I mean, I haven't spoken to Christian Borle in a long time, but I know the next time-

But you would pick up-

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One of the memories that I love is that we had finished Falsettos.

Vivi was going to turn two, and Seb and I had this wackadoodle, it's totally selfish, to bring her to Disney World.

And next thing I knew, Andrew's like, "I wanna come." Christian Borle-

Aw

Yes.

However, they do talk on the phone, uh, in the lottery episode.

Oh, yeah.

Um, she's the, uh, she's got Emma, and they talk to her on the phone.

They're just never on screen together.

All right, now you're gonna get these.

Yeah

... after that.

No, there's a very, one of the, there's an iconic scene in the show.

So Christian Borle, if you know that name, did it on Broadway.

Okay.

And there's a very, I didn't get to see the Broadway production, but I saw it, I think, at the Shaw Festival some years later.

I was her cover.

And, you know, Joe Mantello called me in, and, and I was there with, like, Christian Borle and Celia Keenan-Bolger.

Like, we were all just, like, young and like, "What's this?"

What's Wicked?

Brie Larson, Jimmy Carter, no longer with us, but it i- is his birthday today.

Randy Quaid, uh, Christian Borle, Luna Blaise, uh, Sarah Drew, Rupert Friend, Zach Galifianakis, uh, it's his birthday today.

I'm surprised you can pronounce that, but you can't pronounce Oconomowoc.

I know.

The original cast included Sutton Foster as Millie, Mark Kudisch as Trevor, Angela Christian as Miss Dorothy, Gavin Creel as Jimmy, Harriet Sansom Harris as Mrs. Mears, Cheryl Lee Ralph as Muzzy Van Hosmer, Ken Leung as Ching Ho, Francis Chu as Bun Fu, and Annie L. Nathan as Miss Flannery.

Replacements later in the run included Susan Egan as Millie, Delta Burke and Dixie Carter as Mrs. Mears, Christian Borle as Jimmy, Christopher Cyber and Kevin Early as Trevor Graydon, Leslie Uggams as Muzzy, and Liz McCartney as Miss Flannery.

Cheyenne Jackson also joined the cast as ensemble and an understudy for the two male leads.

At the April 2, 2003 performance, Meredith Vieira appeared in three minor roles for a segment later broadcast on her daytime talk show, The View.