Angela Lansbury TONY wins '69, '75, '79, '09.

Angela Lansbury TONY wins '69, '75, '79, '09. For DEAR WOLRD, GYPSY , SWEENEY TODD, and BLITHE SPIRIT. Sadly, her first win for MAME was before the Tonys were nationally televised.
P.S Take note, the great Dorothy Loudon looses to Lansbury in '69 and ''79 for DEAR WORLD and SWEENEY TODD. Ironically, Loudon takes over for Lansbury in the tour of SWEENEY.

[@AllenMQuinn]

Now if only the Emmy's and Oscar's had given the same amount of love. She deserved at least one of each.

[@alexmeyer5260]

She did get an Honorary Oscar a few years ago for lifetime achievement.

[@melfortune5855]

18 Emmy Nominations without a win, absolutely criminal!

[@peteradaniel]

It’s Criminal that she didn’t win for the Manchurian candidate.

[@jessicalillianweinberg4401]

@@melfortune5855 Perhaps an appropriate choice of words considering that we're partly talking about Murder She Wrote.

[@puppymcpupsters]

@@jessicalillianweinberg4401 oh my God that's genuinely hilarious

[@wotan10950]

All of her honors are well-deserved. It’s incredible that she never won an Emmy for her years on Murder She Wrote.

[@floris.927]

And an Oscar! I mean … The Manchurian Candidate … her monologue about an assassination of the presidential candidate sweeping them into the White House … goosebumps!

[@Borusa1976]

@@floris.927 Actually she did - she got an honorary oscar. kzbin.info/www/bejne/il7UnGWfqbOZsLc

[@robjacobs6168]

Winning a Tony is such an honor... now imagine winning FIVE during your career! Legendary!!!

[@akee0623]

What's amazing is they loved her just as much in '69 as '09! On their feet and hollering. What an epic loss. We'll miss you, Dame Angela.

[@smallworld1624]

She was class. What a talent.

[@lnl3237]

Loved her film debut in "Gaslight."

[@terri348]

Her movie The Manchurian Candidate deserved an award! She played a much older woman while still young and she NAILED it as a scheming mom!#!!

[@RickCarter-kb6vp]

One day this great lady of the theater will have a theater named for her what a class act she has always been and what a contribution she has made especially to musical theater ...

[@myrogold5693]

Y

[@garyclement5121]

Wow, the ovations she got!

[@quizmaster85]

And - except the last one - *sitting ovations* at that, a true mark of respect for the best.

[@jessicalillianweinberg4401]

@@quizmaster85 It seems like throughout the 2000s and 2010s there were a whole bunch of gala events put on by theater associations honoring her, separate from the Tony shows.

[@SymphonyBrahms]

She is a legend.

[@p.haffner4468]

SymphonyBrahms , Ms Lansbury can make a bad day not so bad. I call it the Lansbury Effect :)

[@PaulLHunziker]

Indeed she is.

[@LawandGossip]

She runs up those stairs so fast. I would tripped. Such a queen

[@jessicalillianweinberg4401]

And she was probably 84 here. 90 when she won the Olivier also for Blithe Spirit, in 2015. But I can't believe it took until 2009 for someone to think of making her Madame Arcati - can't believe she hadn't played it already. I think I say that partly because her costume reminds me of the one she had in the Death on the Nile adaptation.

[@HamlettKenneth]

Class, grace, modesty -- not to mention all that talent. She is the best!

[@jessicalillianweinberg4401]

Whenever I watch her accept an award it always feels like the way Jessica Fletcher accepts praise, validation, etc - even when the award is not related to MSW. But what did she mean by "It wasn't fair" after mentioning the other nominees?

[@joeltham1979]

Angela is so genuinely respected amongst her peers in the industry bless her. xxx

[@p.haffner4468]

Thank You Dame Angela Lansbury, for bringIng Joy to your audiences. Bless you always.

[@robinllevine]

Gee whiz, she's so humble, gracious, and graceful! I love her. Angela's the best.

[@BroadwayBabyyy744]

Shes one of the people who inspires me in speeches.... Gratitude and grace

[@dayfan1962]

Thank you for posting these clips, Without youtube and you I would never have been able to enjoy the many examples of Ms Landsbury's classy, articulate speeches and enormous talents. Thank you sooo very much.

[@charlesbosselman8649]

Angela Landsbury. Congrats on your 5 Tony Awards. I saw Angela in Sweeney Todd Amazing

[@AuntieMamie]

Who doesn’t love this charming elegant gorgeous woman. Thank you for sharing this dazzling video. Made my world a little brighter!!!!!

[@showtunestarpower]

What an incredible compilation! Thank you for caring so much about Angela Lansbury's Tony-winning history.

[@cardiffbear]

Love this woman.

[@ScuzzBuzzProductions]

I love how she has kept her English accent, after all these Hearst

[@dentrowchannel]

RIP ANGELA 🙏🏻 Thank you for your talent and inspiring me to be a theater kid!

[@HRMRichard829]

She truly is a legend. I was fortunate enough to get her autograph when she was in the production on Broadway called "Dueces " she was extremely gracious. I'll never forget the words we exchanged.

[@dadodydo]

This amazing actress has won 5 Tony awards. Fully deserved

[@davidbowden796]

This is a very special clip of a special actress. With 5 Tony's under her belt, she tied the record with Julie Harris (The Belle of Amherst) and now Audra McDonald set the standard even higher by winning 6 Tony's and she's barely even halfway into her career.

[@reasonrestored9116]

That first win was a validation after the movie industry neglected her talent despite her proving it the moment she arrived there

[@jansmiths8629]

she was the best i ever saw....had it all.

[@picturefan2009]

Thank you so very much for sharing! Ms. Lansbury may be Emmys biggest loser with 18 unsuccessful nominations and the Academy Awards also eluded her despite 3 nominations, but she truly is the queen of the Tony Awards and rightly so. Also her acceptance speeches are just the best. The lady is a pure class.

[@thomasmagnum3588]

18 ?!?! Wow , I knew she had 12 for Murder She Wrote , I had no idea she had six more

[@FergusMcDopey]

Lady enjoys the applause......and deservedly so! An international treasure.

[@SoutherbBelle]

......I honestly wish Angela Lansbury, Betty White, and Cicely Tyson were my grandmothers. Oh the joy of being in their presence and listening to their stories. :)

[@daenitarthtag6409]

I love this lady. I first saw her in bedknobs and broomsticks when I was 4yo in 1988. It has been my favourite movie ever since. My Gpa taped it off the telly for me and I watched it so much it broke.

[@nachobuttmug8970]

82 years old here. Still hope for Glenn Close to win that Oscar and another Tony too.

[@cmcb09]

It was mentioned in the description her win for Mame was before the Tony's were televised.

[@ericholck3914]

It's interesting watching Lansbury's win in 1979. She was then already in her mid-50s, and she may well have thought this was pinnacle of her career. And yet, her biggest success was still to come with "Murder She Wrote". And, she would go on to win two more Tonys (one for life achievement), receive multiple Golden Globe Awards, have a major part in one of Disney's most popular films of all time, and work steadily for another four decades. What a career, and what a talent.

[@davidminikhiem6373]

Ironically Dorothy Louden took over the role of Mrs. Lovett on BROADWAY in 1980 opposite George Hern as Sweeney Todd ... I saw the production late June of 1980....the national tour had not yet begun!!!

[@garrengroom3831]

The toast of Broadway in every way. 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@MrQbenDanny]

BRAVO!!! Grand DIVA of Broadway. Her Mama ROSE was historical. I saw it 3 times and it was never the same twice. At the PALACE THEATER, where it belonged.

[@ACinemafanatic]

Wow how did it end and how was the audience reaction

[@danholden4344]

Thank you Dame Angela. RIP

[@hifrommike2120]

Mr. Poochsmooch, thanks so much for posting this. LOVED it.

[@Johnoftheshire]

RIP. No words.

[@rowaydirector9017]

Don't forget she won for Mame in 1966 or 1967

[@jamesmoyner7499]

RowayDirector It is listed in the description and is not featured because it was before the Tonys were televised.

[@SilentPoliceman]

Dear MrPoochsmooch, Thanks for creating and posting the information.

[@MissPerriwinkle]

GLORIOUS ICON !!!

[@rowaydirector9017]

She is also a great legend of the theatre and I may not be a girl but I look up to her.

[@saschahoupt6177]

I love that after her win in '09, a Shrek-ified Brian D'arcy James just slowly enters the shot, hands clapping.

[@thomasmagnum3588]

I had the opportunity to see Dame Angela Lansbury in “Blithe Spirit” what a treat , she was amazing !!

[@neciemartin5018]

I never get tired of watching Murder She Wrote! She was a wonderful actress!❤

[@HerculesPorridge]

Well you made my day; never thought I'd see the Dear World and Sweeter excerpts. Spare a thought for the lovely late Miss Louden too.

[@DaltonNichols]

RIP to Ms. Lansbury

[@p.haffner4468]

When Tonys were Tonys.

[@allanwaxman8695]

So classy!🏆🏆

[@Samarastube]

thank you for posting this...totally obsesssssssssed!

[@twerkinthecityhuh6340]

There are no longer stars/celebrities of this stature!!!!!

[@anthonys.8569]

An absolute legend

[@1q2w3eqq]

She's just ...the best!

[@rosiedebevc1952]

Angela Lansbury is a legend.

[@egeo03]

She must have incredible presence.

[@p.haffner4468]

egeo03 , Ms. Lansbury has a presence that feels like electricity. She brings joy to others during tough times and good. Just love her.

[@BalletBabyBoy]

what a great and brilliant lady!

[@stephenr3910]

She looks so pretty.

[@mtw5536]

She is such a class act!

[@cardiffbear]

thank, thank, thank than you for this post I idolise Ms Lansbury how she hasn't become a dame yet

[@alexmeyer5260]

She is an official dame now.

[@poetcomic1]

From her teens the musical theater was her home and she lived in Hollywood exile till her fuse was finally lit in Mame.

[@zigfried64]

What a classy, classy lady.

[@manujemima]

Amazing!

[@ericmaine]

There are really very few actors who you can say were 'miscast' or 'wrong for the role' - even if she was in a bad movie - she was always top drawer. RIP !

[@dale19532]

Classy lady! My favorite!

[@bostonblackie9503]

People in the business loved her so much!

[@Musicalfantastic]

Happy Birthday, Angela!

[@richardrivera4303]

That woman was hotter than a Texas heat wave.

[@hallson2917]

R.I.P Dame Angela We LOve you!

[@thomstephens]

Epic lady!

[@lissiz3432]

What a fucking legend.

[@susanbultman9676]

HER HUMILITY (wow)

[@donaldleevy7498]

RIP Angela Landsbury

[@andrewpalmer6167]

ACTUALLY, Dorothy Loudon replaced Angela on Broadway before Angela went on tour with George Hearn (who had already replaced Len Cariou on Broadway.) I saw the original cast at the Gershwin (née Uris) then Angela and Hearn in Boston, at the Music Hall I think. This production (probably filmed on Broadway) is what PBS showed on Great Performances.

[@MrYonexguy63]

Was the Music Hall...what a barn!

[@MrYonexguy63]

Filmed in LA

[@andrewpalmer6167]

@@MrYonexguy63 Ah, thank you. Sounds like you maybe worked on the tour or something

[@georgialerangis2123]

Missing her win for MAME!

[@yabasic4105]

Did anyone else see Shrek and Fiona sitting behind her at 6:56? Or am I hallucinating?

[@PaulLHunziker]

Sadly they don't make them like this anymore :(

[@lizzieallen2284]

LOVE Angela xx

[@yettaplotz2155]

In Hollywood they started casting her in "mother" roles and as characters older than she was and she finally said to herself, fuck this shit, I'll take my talents to Broadway and see what happens. And THEN television for 11 seasons!

[@iHeartsNostalgiaPit]

Fly High Angela

[@bakeembakeem]

R.I.P. Ms Fletcher a.k.a Angela Lansbury

[@picturefan2009]

Yes, in fact you don't have to be a citizen of a Commonwealth realm at all to get an honorary title. It means that you can’t be called Sir or Dame, but can use the post-nominal letters after your name (KBE, DBE).

[@WillScarlet16]

She beat Dorothy Loudon for the Tony in '79. Funnily enough, Dorothy Loudon eventually replaced Angela as Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd. I hear she was wonderful.

[@andrewpalmer6167]

She was wonderful, but while Angela played it in an English Music Hall style Dorothy played it like American Vaudeville, verging almost on slapstick. She wasn't as appreciated for it as Angela and the show closed.

[@martyrrt]

An English American treasure. #angela

[@thrizhamarquez2307]

What is the exact year of this

[@AnimationCorporation]

06:56 I like how she sits in front of Shrek

[@randydavidson3168]

Wow

[@holdyourhats]

Such a "Class Act"

[@rylanddespain2651]

Did anyone else notice Shrek sitting behind Angela Lansbury?

[@Rikkel65]

Wondering which show she did to win the fifth award?

[@yolandadelazerda207]

Me too!

[@yolandadelazerda207]

Researched it and it was Mame in 66

[@Rikkel65]

Thank U So Much !

[@reasonrestored9116]

She beat out Dorothy louden twice!

[@MrBaddel77]

i like her 60's style

[@jjc5383]

That is how you accept an award!! You don't stand on a soap box and tell everyone your political views - nobody cares!! You simply express your gratitude and love of the art form. Love you Angela. ❤

[@turnedaround4954]

Bonafide international treasure

[@h00nyl33]

lol shrek behind her in 2009

[@ScuzzBuzzProductions]

Years* not Hearst. Auto correct!

[@jrockey2000]

How did you make these recordings? Did VCRs exist back in 1969?

[@kazy8029]

Why is Shrek behind her?

[@Musicalfantastic]

No. Angela is a Dame Comander.

[@mineowyn]

Why does she never thank her mom and dad and kids and husband? She never overuns ever.

[@yettaplotz2155]

For what.? She one joked they refer to HER as the "family business" THey should be thanking her!