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Love, Sidney

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  • Tony Randall
    Tony Randall

    …Tony Randall Show (1976–78) and Love, Sidney (1981–83). Among his later stage roles was the one he considered his all-time favourite, a love-struck diplomat in M. Butterfly (1989). In 1991 Randall founded the National Actors Theatre in New York City—funding it partly with $1 million of his own money—with the…

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    …Tony Randall Show (1976–78) and Love, Sidney (1981–83). Among his later stage roles was the one he considered his all-time favourite, a love-struck diplomat in M. Butterfly (1989). In 1991 Randall founded the National Actors Theatre in New York City—funding it partly with $1 million of his own money—with the…

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