Stephen Sondheim - 1994 Actor's Studio Interview - Liz Callaway

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Published 2018-12-27
This is from 1994. It's an excellent interview with Stephen Sondheim punctuated by some wonderful Liz Callaway and Jim Walton performances. 60 minutes.

14:01 Barcelona
19:56 Could I leave you?
27:25 Pretty Women
31:21 Sunday in The Park With George
37:32 Move on
44:42 Send in the Clowns
47:40 Sondheim talks to college kids

All Comments (21)
  • @LizCallaway
    Thanks for posting this. I'll always cherish being a part of this.
  • @RubyGemma7705
    May Stephen Sondheim's memory, and his genius, be for a blessing.
  • @neifert7
    You can see the fatherly love Stephen has for Liz Callaway and Jim Walton when they are performing. Liz and Jim were in the original cast of Merrily We Roll Along when they were basically teenagers, so they literally grew up with Stephen and his work.
  • @jaydee970
    I've spent 3 days watching Stephen Sondheim tribute videos and crying. I needed to take a break. Then I ended up here. I'm so glad. This one is worth all of the tears.
  • @agnes2mro
    Memorial run through YT -- doing okay until he said, "Welcome!" and I just lost it -- what a genius! What a loss.
  • @minarik01
    Rip Mr Sondheim. Thank you for gracing this planet and us with your unending brilliance.
  • You have spoken to what is innermost of the human experience. The poignancy of coming to terms with ourselves, our limitations, and our aspirations, held in the mastery of the work, as Joy that aches like grief. You are the Great love story of the American musical. You have touched our hearts in an extraordinarily rare way. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. What an incredible interview, interviewer, and two of your most beloved performers with their stunning interpretations of your music, that you so clearly adored. Let your music play on, Encore!!
  • @nicholasfox966
    People eventually mocked and satirized James Lipton for his eccentricities, but this remains the greatest single interview of Stephen Sondheim. Lipton doesn't unload the same three or four questions that Sondheim has been incessantly asked for five decades, and he (Lipton) betrays a fondness and intimate knowledge of Sondheim's work that makes for a scintillating and insightful conversation, even for rabid Sondheim fans who think they know everything about the great man.
  • @twheeler1980
    If I could wish someone lived to 92… my heart is broken 😞. Such a legacy! Thank you for all your work!
  • @riverebec1
    I have no doubt God lovingly said "Welcome...home"! Afterall, Stephen Sondheim was just on loan to us. Thank you, God. RIP Mr. Sondheim.
  • @highbaritone
    I’ve been lucky to have done five of his shows. Fell in love with his words and music while studying opera at university. I have spent my life loving both art forms. How lucky I have been.
  • @TheMissingLink1
    When Liz and Jim look at Steve during the final moments of "Move On" - WOW. Really teared up there. So powerful.
  • @NARoze99
    Watched this when I was a kid and always loved when they sing to him.. makes me cry even now.
  • @nickbigd
    I can't believe I have missed this for all these years. Amazing gem.
  • @dculp9284
    Kind of funny that Lipton jumps right from Sweeney to Sunday in the Park with George when two of the original cast of Merrily We Roll Along are there on stage.