Hello and welcome to a very special tribute to the great Angela Lansbury who we lost just

a few weeks ago.

My name is Steve Morris.

I'm a filmmaker and directing instructor from Los Angeles, California.

Hello, everyone.

My name is John Roca.

I'm a writer, producer and host in San Diego, California.

You know, 96 years old, days before her 97th birthday, you could argue, you know what

she lived in, incredible life, lived in incredible legacy, but I'm still sad because of the incredible

life in the incredible legacy and having her energy in the world was a wonderful thing

and to lose it, you know, just makes us, I think a lot of us who loved her were really sad.

She was a pretty amazing person with a fascinating career and it's funny, a bunch of these

last ones of these tributes we've done have been for these actors who have these long varied

working actor careers that I just admire so much because we talked about Ed Asner and

Clores Leachman and we just lost, which is another one which we're going to try to work

into our busy schedule with just lost Louise Fletcher, who's another one who just, you know,

these really long careers.

And man, Angela Lansbury is fascinated.

This morning, London, 1925, her mom was an actress.

Her dad was from a powerful, wealthy, political family.

Her grandfather was the head of the labor party at the turn of the century, you know.

And they moved to the US to escape the blitz.

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