Len Cariou

So those are a couple of my memories.

And the original production of Sweeney Todd with Angela Lansbury and Len Cariou.

Those are some amazing, amazing shows right there.

I'm incredibly envious about the, uh, the yearbook you've gotten to see there that's fabulous thank you for that

Came back.

Number four, Len Cariou.

He gained prominence for his portrayal of Sweeney Todd in the original cast of Stephen Sondheim's musical, Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, for which he won a Tony.

On Broadway, he was also in Applause and A Little Night Music, his struggling writer movie, Secret Window.

A successful author recovering from a bitter divorce is stalked by a mysterious stranger who accuses him of plagiarizing his story.

That's number four, Len Cariou.

One of those actors is dead, Jeremy.

We know Peter O'Toole is dead, but which one of the actors on this list is dead?

Richard E.

Grant, Jemaine Clement, Len Cariou, and Tom Waits from every stretch or every type of character actor you could imagine that would be perfect are in here.

It's an epic fable, and I really enjoyed it.

You're right about Mahershala Ali.

But yeah, before we talk too much about the film, about what we think of the film, let's run through the production history a little bit.

So Lady in White is written and directed by Frank Laloja and stars Lucas Haas, Len Cariou, Alex Rocco, Catherine Hellman.

That was a surprise, by the way.

Jason Presson and Joel Jacoby.

And as you say, you get to meet the most wonderful people.

Well, just looking at the list here, we have Julie Andrews, Liza Minnelli, Robert Goulet, who sat in along with us, Sally-Ann Howes, Rudolf Nuiyev, Leonard Bernstein, Len Cariou, and that's in one concert.

Oh, yeah, yeah, that was a fairly extraordinary concert.

How did you do a rehearsal room on that first day?

Rita Moreno, Jack Weston.

Len Cariou, who, Canadian, by the way, uh-

I didn't know that

... and he had just come off a very successful Broadway stint as the original Sweeney Todd.

Yeah, yeah

... kind of thing there.

And the role that Len Cariou played as Nick, the guy that was gonna divorce his wife.

You got a hint of it when you saw Sandy Dennis and him in the same scenes.