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Choreographer Gillian Lynne of CATS Fame Dies at Age 92
Choreographer Gillian Lynne
of CATS Fame Dies at Age 92
By GREGORY KATZ, Associated
Press
LONDON — Choreographer Gillian Lynne, who worked closely for many years with composer Andrew Lloyd Webber on some of his most famous works, has died in London. She was 92.
Her husband, the actor Peter Land, said on Twitter that she died Sunday evening at the Princess Grace Hospital. He said she "leaves behind a huge legacy and is adored by many." Land said he was "heartbroken" at the loss of the woman who had been his friend and his love for 40 years.
Lynne's many credits included
the phenomenally successful "Cats" and "Phantom of the
Opera."
Last month, Lloyd Webber
renamed his New London Theatre as The Gillian Lynne Theatre, making it the
first in London's theater district named after a woman
After hearing of her death,
he tweeted: "Three generations of the British musical owe so much to you."
Lynne's career began with
dancing as a leading soloist with Sadler's Wells Ballet in 1944, and continued
for decades as she moved into directing and choreography. She directed many
productions in London's West End and on Broadway in New York.
She worked on TV specials for performers from a variety of musical genres, including Ray Charles, Perry Como and Petula Clark.
She told the BBC that her
longevity was due to her love for her job.
Lynne also said she had no
musical talent of her own, and had stopped taking piano lessons when she was a
girl because a mean piano teacher smacked her for playing poorly.
Lynne received many honors
for her decades of theatrical work and was made a dame in 2014.
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Sci Fi Saturday – The Bat (1959)
The Bat (1959)
A small
town is being terrorized by a mysterious murderer simply known as "The Bat."
At the same time, it is discovered that over a million dollars in negotiable
securities is missing from the bank and a mystery writer rents a summer cottage.
How are these events related? Find out in “The
Bat” staring Vincent Price as “Dr. Malcolm Wells” and Agnes Moorehead as “Cornelia
van Gorder.” Distributed by Allied
Artists in 1959.
CAST
Vincent
Price as Dr. Malcolm Wells
Agnes
Moorehead as Cornelia van Gorder
Gavin
Gordon as Lt. Andy Anderson
John
Sutton as Warner
Lenita
Lane as Lizzie Allen
Elaine
Edwards as Dale Bailey
Darla
Hood as Judy Hollander
John
Bryant as Mark Fleming
Harvey
Stephens as John Fleming
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Special Delivery – Krofft Interviews
The Krofft Superstar Hour – Lost Island
Jack Wild • Interview ~ 2002
The Bugaloos - Caroline Ellis
and John Philpott Interview (2006)
The Bugaloos - John McIndoe
Interview (2006)
Sigmund and the Sea Monsters
- Johnny Whitaker and Scott Kolden Interview (2005)
Lidsville - Butch Patrick
Interview (2005)
Lidsville - Billie Hayes
Interview (2005)
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Special Delivery
Abby Hagyard from "You Can’t Do That On
TV" Talks About Green Slime and More!
Fred Newman and
Dan Sawyer – Doug – Bangin on a Trashcan
The Go-Go's on Rockpalast in Berlin 11/3/82
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