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He was absolutely wonderful in those episodes

Jesus!! It's the same sweet and lovely voice and accent that I love! ❤

He’s not British , He’s says Dance , Not Donce 😂 Any and yes , My favorite Childhood movie . I was seven when my older sister took me to see ‘The Little Prince’ (1974) . Now 57 yrs old , It still remains my Childhood favorite ❤️

He really has gestures and expressions of that boy he used to be. Amazingly cute!

Wow he still have the costume. 😍

I just watched The Little Prince with my daughter today. It’s always been one of my favorite movies . ❤

This needs more views.

Tiffany, I don't know ehen this podcast was made but I really enjoyed listening. For me you are the most beautiful woman on tv, but you are also very genuinely down to earth and it shows even on LMAD and your interaction with Wayne and Jonathan. You even show a little bit of shyness when they ask you to flex your biceps. So sweet and very cool though, btw💪Anyhow just wanted to share my thoughts that you're not only gorgeous but a beautiful genuine person as well. 💓 Your fan, Ken Oh, and today's date is 8/16/24

Will you draw me a sheep??

Thank you for posting this interview! Like many others I was introduced to The Little Prince when I was a child. My mom had seen it first, right after her mom had passed away, and it deeply touched her due to the thematic elements of life after death and the hope that the film displayed as the Pilot heard the Little Prince's laughter in the stars. It gave her hope during that difficult time. Many thanks to Steven Warner for being willing to share so many wonderful stories of his experience making the film all those years ago.

Underrated gem of a film

Thank you so much for having me!

So tired of these people who apologize for being white. Nothing to apologize for. So sick of it. Own your privilege, give me a break. Stop self hating and just live.

The Little Prince was one of my childhood favorite. I found the DVD, a few weeks ago, and my daughter and I sat down and watched it, and like I did as a child the ending scene brought me to tears again.

All for pot! It’s pretty much legal now everywhere!

she looks even more delicious...is she single???

Thank you for sharing this incredible interview and story with us! I had to wait almost 30 years before I could ever see Steven Warner again. I remember seeing the movie for the first time when I was about the same age that he was when it was filmed and the ending just devastated me! It is a story that resonates in many different ways the older you get. Hopefully they will come out with a new edition for the 50th anniversary and we will be able to see some of the scenes that were cut... it would really be an amazing tribute to Richard Kiley, Bob Fosse, Gene Wilder, and so many other great performers and producers from the past that are no longer with us. Glad to see that Steven Warner has lived such an interesting life off the screen.

It sounds like Steven got the role because he effortlessly embodied the character just by being himself... which is exactly how Antoine de Saint-Exupéry would have wanted it!

As of today, the 1974 film of The Little Prince is absolutely the very best, I doubt there will ever be a better movie like the one in which you played the leading role. Steven, I'd like you to know what your profoundly moving performance means to me. Bravo to you and to all involved ! Thank you so very much for this wonderful interview, both parts 1 and 2 !!! Steven, I wish you the very best. Kindest regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina

How fortunate was I to see Will Swenson in the Broadway production of a Beautiful Noise back in late April. I was so impressed with his performance that I purchased front row seats for myself, and two friends, and flew up from Florida to see the show again. Unfortunately, he was not performing the night we had tickets. The understudy was quite good, but I was still disappointed. I think the chemistry on stage with his fellow actors is part of what makes Will Swenson so very special. This interview is also such a delight to watch. How lucky are we to have such an actor in our generation! Thank you, Mr. Swenson again and I look forward to seeing this fabulous production for a third time with you in it. ❤

Seems like for most of my adult life I’ve joked, even in work meetings, saying “It could HAPPEN!” And that was from just a brief brush with Judy’s comedy in the eighties. Amazing how much influence she had on so many of us. Reconnected with her comedy when I learned she had passed; she is clearly very much missed by her many fans.

An excellent interview. So much compassion and empathy shown to Blake. My heart goes out to Blake, he shows so much strength opening up to his inner most thoughts and feelings

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What a class act. I love what he said about his career progression and how it related to his commitment to truth and authenticity. As an exmo myself, I've followed Will's career with interest and admiration. As a theatre lover, one of my highlights was being pulled from the audience during Priscilla Queen of the Desert to dance onstage around the campfire, so I can say I've danced on Broadway with Will! LOL

I really wish there was a "restored" version with the cut material for Blu Ray.

Steven - You were cute in little prince. You're still cute now!

Richard Kiley, Man of La Mancha, 1972 Tonys. ruclips.net/video/OHVGOp5Usv4/видео.html

Despite her shtick ('Hey pigs!') I have a really good feeling she was a super kind person to everyone around her. I adored her comedy, she is already missed. 😢

It was a fantastic movie, it really contributed to the message of the book I read as a child, now that I've grown up, met my own rose, and Im worried about adult nonesense, was really helpfull to change the perspective to what I used to have as a child, and realize the he hasn't died in me. You did it fenomenal, I thank you so much!

But nowadays marijuana is legal in most States. I don't understand why he can't make it on the Internet or any other thing nowadays. What I don't understand about people is that everybody on this Earth has made a mistake or done something that supposed to. No one is perfect. I've made a mistake and went to prison and I'm out doing good. I'm not looking to become famous and popular but I do do private promotions for a popular syndicate radio show. I have a felony on my record but I do know with Ben Curtis situation he don't have a record but still people judge him. But like I said I don't know why it's hard for him to get an acting career or maybe on the radio or podcast when marijuana is legal in most States.

I talked to him on Facebook sometimes. He's doing okay. It's sad what happened to him. But I'm glad he recovered and is doing okay now.

This is amazing. I'm so glad you did this. I love hearing his stories from the movie.

The little Prince means so much to me, more than I can ever describe. Thank you for this interview 💙

Just discovered this (1974) movie and found it fascinating! Didn't know this existed until today...when searching for the 2015 animated version (which I thought was awful). You gave a phenomenal performance, and (IMHO) should always be extremely proud of it. THIS is how I always thought the movie of this wonderful story should be portrayed. When I learned Richard Kiley was cast as the pilot, Gene Wilder was playing the fox, and Bob Fosse was the snake, all bets were off! I HAD to watch it right away.... and I did! Had ten years of ballet growing up, and used to watch all the (old) musicals so I could watch the likes of Gene Kelly, Cyd Charisse, Fred Astaire, etc. in motion. (Like you, I loved to watch their footwork and how they so seamlessly integrated their whole body into the movements with emotional dimension.) In addition to owning a hot air balloon (Areostats having originated in France), I also previously owned a 1946 Aeronca (taildragger), and so this story has always resonated with me on many levels. How very lucky you were to have had the opportunity to know these fascinating and supremely talented individuals. I envy you! For your contribution (no small change to actually be carrying the movie), I thought you were absolutely believable, had impressive timing & execution, and were the magical charm in this project...every bit as enchanting in your role as the adults. Thank you for so generously sharing your personal experiences with the rest of us... immensely enjoyed all the back stories. Well done!!!

I've always loved her, and now after watching this I love her even more. What a funny and beautiful woman she was, inside and out. I still can't believe she's gone. Her joy, positivity, and fight is what I will take from this interview. I hope these things can help guide me in dark times too. "It can happen"! RIP Judy.

Wow Steven, loved this. Obviously I knew you were the Little Prince, but it was very interesting to hear your personal experiences. Inma x

I miss Judy. I was waiting for her to come back to Chicago...

juat saw the mvie, was really good

Judy, Judy, Judy. 💕

They must NEVER allow her to appear with those Oh-So Sexy arms covered! Best arms on TV ever. Even above Katie Couric and Kelly Ripa! And just below Angela Basset in her prime as Tina Turner!

jekyll & hyde ran for over 1500 performances. THAT'S NOT A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME. It wasn't my cup of tea but it ran a long time.

Thank you so much Mr. Jones, this entire interview was wonderful! You did a fabulous job and I enjoyed it very much! I absolutely love the movie and I'd been looking for Mr. Warner for many years to find no information at all...but when I tried again yesterday, I came upon this! It was very nice to see how humble and cheerful of a man he had become, and hear about all of the behind the scene stories. Just one question: Is there any way where (website?) we can find out about any of his current performances or what he does for a living now?

Wow! Luved how open, honest & personal this interview was!!!! Amazing!

I'm the same way, grammar is so important. In Sweden, children are taught English in school by the age of nine, so I can agree with her point of making another language mandatory in schools. This great woman will be so sorely missed. If you never knew what it was to love Judy Tenuta, you have not lived.

I first saw Judy on an HBO special in the 80s and have been uplifted by her and made to feel so great by her for so many years. It saddens me so that someone who did this for so many people just as she did for me, would have a scary diagnosis like cancer. It's always the good ones who suffer the most. I'm so thankful to her for the many years of laughter and love she has shared and I pray her beautiful soul will rest in peace.

Omg its him! So glad to see him

Thank you so much for this. RIP Judy. You did well.

Delightful