Nathan Lane

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

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Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade · Nathan Lane on Death of a Salesman, Mouse Hunt, and Mickey Rooney · 2 Jul 2026 podcast

stay in this mindset and it's it's it's difficult it it is difficult i mean it's but the other side of this and nobody wants to hear actors complain about about being in a hit but it's the other side of it is when people come back and and literally are weeping or fall into your arms weeping or just saying it's the best version of this i've ever seen and and you see you can hear them you hear them you hear the silence and then you hear people weeping

And it's it's you feel like I've done something meaningful, you know, for for folks and it's cathartic for them.

And on on some level, it's cathartic.

But, you know, I you do start to look to the closing date and think how many more people.

As much as I love the play, and I do love the play, and it's a real test.

Well, it's it's a guy whose whole idea of success and his self-worth is built on the opinion of others, which is a recipe for disaster.

Never good.

Certainly as an actor, as a comedian, we all know that, you know, we we we have that.

We deal with that.

The opinion of others.

And he's everything for him is about being well liked.

And all you have to do is go on Facebook to see how many people are looking for likes.

So it's his misguided view of the American dream, which he firmly believes and drills into his his two boys.

It's it.

You know, it's kind of he's he's a mass of contradictions and insecurities.

And and yet he's optimistic, even though he's suicidal and depressed.

He still thinks he's going to win, which is what drives the play.

And this character is what makes him.

interesting and and why people empathize with him ultimately even though he's he's not the finest as his wife says in the play he's not the finest character that ever lived but he's a human being and something terrible is happening to him and so you you certainly call upon well i you know it's

Those, you know, process, talking about processes, it's just horrifying to me.

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