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Patti LuPone
While Mrs. Lovett playing the tuba may seem strange to some, Sweeney Todd's Patti LuPone explains that she's no stranger to the tuba, as she recalls her years in the high school band, as well her formative years at Juilliard and in John Houseman's Acting Company, the mixed blessings of her triumph as Evita and why she always wants to be thought of as an actor, not a star.
Original air date - February 10, 2006
Running Time - 48:07
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