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I understand why it was cut, but it still a shame we didn't get Leo and Max's reprise of We Can Do It and everyone else joining in with their songs in a harmonious finale. 😢

Was this on The Tonight Show or the Tonys broadcast in 1993?

I can't believe that is his voice! Shocking and delightful😂😂😂😂

Nathan Lane did Timon, and Matthew Broderick did Simba (Adult).

Considering the time the musical takes place in, Mr. Marx might not be a racist, especially if that guy is one of the best at the job in the office.

Loved Kevin Chamberlin in _Seussical_ , a musical that never imagined there could be a _Seussical 2_ or _3_ , and so tried to squash all the Seuss stories into one show, unsuccessfully, though there were some very nice songs. ua-cam.com/video/ywtEUx8Y1sA/v-deo.html If you've lost both your parents, you're going to cry when Jo-Jo starts singing. However...If you have an actor like Nathan Lane and a part like Max Bialystok, it would be a travesty if he did not win the Tony, even over Broderick. Broderick had a similar spectacular role as J. Pierrepont Finch and received one of his two Tonys for that. One of the great acceptance speeches, because Lane actually knew everyone he wanted to thank by heart, didn't have to stumble ahead, go back to fetch a name he had forgotten to mention. A real _mensch_ .

Bravo you thespians!! Gladdened my spirit with the Odd Couple.

This looks like a throwback to another era, a distant decade ... but I have no idea which one. The 1950s?

Nathan Lane is what make this story so magic

The host is channelling Jerry Seinfeld's voice and tempo! I love this show. LD, Madonna and Ricky Gervais were ace.

Ironically, Nathan's simple, almost childish part in this duet was written specifically for the limited vocal range of the great Sam Levene, the original Broadway show's Nathan Detroit, who couldn't sing at all but was so perfect in the role's character.

Was lucky enough to see them on Broadway too. They were just wonderful. When you're a theatrical performer this is the level you're aiming for.

To think I sat next to her in piano lab a gazillion years ago at CCM.

I love this❤😂❤❤

Dang he has a mad falsetto. Nice job Nathan

I saw this show on Broadway. Nathan and Faith were perfect!!!

Sondheim mentions this song In Look, I Made A Hat. It's titled My Two Young Men. 😃

I watched a cast reunion on zoom from a couple of years ago (it's on YT), and Faith Prince said that during rehearsals it was Nathan's idea for her to really whack him with her purse. His comic instincts are impeccable.

This brilliant movie should come out every Christmas.All the cast was wonderful.

Brilliant and wonderful.not one dull moment.

Wonderful movie I overlook.now i will enjoy every Christmas. I adore all the cast.Jamie Bell should be more famous.

Utterly wonderful. Thank you so much for this absolute pleasure!

Is this available streaming

I love those two

Astounding. Lane’s a force of nature, absolutely made for the stage.

What a dumb show

Tony The Prophecy

Kathy Griffin: The worst female comedian of the 21st century

“Hello, I’m Angela Lansbury.” Ruby slippers and all..

I’ll never understand why this scene was cut, he sounded beautiful and immaculate 😭

Ah, yes, King Simba and one of his royal babysitters. The father and co-caretaker of Princess Kiara, Prince Kion, and Bunga the Honey Badger.

Your Majesty? King Simba?

Brad Garrett was Grin in the Mighty Ducks animated series.

Keshia there

My vote goes for the vra guy... too late, innit?

Ah, The Flag Song/ Another National Anthem

How did this fun show end up so dull? Sorry Mr. S. Too many chefs? Who can say...

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The short one is a fruit.

That's sketch comedy. Not stand-up

They both won the Tony for this, unreal performance

The amazing Barry Humphries ( Dame Edna) the perfect partner for Mr Lane

Stumbling upon this the day Dame Edna left us. Thank you for the laughs! Nathan Lane is incredible - funny, humble, endlessly endearing.

Doesn't the pumpkin guy look like Quaqmire from Family Guy?

All I can hear is Snowbell and Timon

I used to think thatRob Paulsen and Maurice Lamarche could play Felix and Oscar.

I thought Jews lived on Asian food. I loved this show and wish it went on forever!

Thank you!

The costumes are delicious

Sadly Nathan Lane claims to be retired from musical comedy, but I truly wish I could have seen him in another Dickens inspired work, as the Chairman in the musical of The Mystery of Edwin Drood.