Nathan Lane

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658 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 2 Jul

Nathan Lane’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I'm sure someone is thinking about it.
Yes.
You know, I don't think people were meant to do like, for example, this play eight times a week.
It's, you know, the history of this play, you know, Lee J. Cobb, who originated this role in 1949, he lost his voice after three months and he wanted out.
He wanted a two week vacation.
And they said, well, you can't, Lee, we're a big hit.
But he left the play as soon as possible.
Dustin Hoffman started off in his revival doing eight a week and then reduced it to six.
Danny, he was a good friend of mine.
He was hospitalized for exhaustion when he was doing eight a week and they reduced it to seven.
It's just.
It's a really difficult thing to go through, to put your mind and body through that many times a week.
It's all based on, you know, years ago, some producer said, we'll do eight.
We'll do eight a week.
Two on Wednesday and Saturday.
Boy, we'll really cash it.
and and you know some plays this one in particular is it's a really emotional for you too i mean you can't just walk through it you get into it i'm sure every no i get you know you get depressed i mean we're all the the the four lowmans in this production at laurie metcalf chris abbott and ours we gather in my dressing room beforehand it's sort of a ritual and we just talk about what's going on and
All four of us are like, I would, I would pay any amount of money to not have to go through this tonight.
Well, musicals, as I've always said, are a young man's game.
But it was we were here's what I made.
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