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Patti Lupone
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Strip Search (2004)
[ Maggie Gyllenhaal ][ Glenn Close ][ Ellen Barkin ][ Kerry Washington ][ Rashida Jones ]
A Day in the Death... (2003)
[ Andrea Anders ]
4giveness (2003)
[ Roxanne Hart ]
Sonata da Oz (2003)
[ Andrea Anders ][ Roxanne Hart ]
See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Smell No Evil (2003)
[ Andrea Anders ]
City by the Sea (2002)
[ Eliza Dushku ][ Frances McDormand ][ Drena De Niro ]
Monday Night Mayhem (2002)
Life at Five Feet (2002)
[ Andrea Burstein ][ Greta Cavazzoni ]
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street in Concert (2001)
Heist (2001)
[ Michelle Weweje ]
The Victim (2001)
State and Main (2000)
[ Julia Stiles ][ Sarah Jessica Parker ]
Bad Faith (2000)
[ Gloria Reuben ]
Summer of Sam (1999)
[ Jennifer Esposito ][ Mira Sorvino ][ Bebe Neuwirth ][ Kim Director ][ Joie Lee ]
The 24 Hour Woman (1999)
[ Rosie Perez ][ Aida Turturro ][ Marianne Jean-Baptiste ][ Drena De Niro ][ Karen Duffy ]
Just Looking (1999)
[ Gretchen Mol ]
Bonanno: A Godfather's Story (1999)
[ Ilona Utriainen ][ Claudia Ferri ]
Homesick (1996)
[ Jill Hennesy ]
Her Last Chance (1996)
[ Jenna Elfman ][ Kellie Martin ]
The Song Spinner (1995)
Dinner at Eight (1993)
Family Prayers (1993)
[ Brittany Murphy ][ Shiri Appleby ][ Anne Archer ]
The Water Engine (1992)
[ Felicity Huffman ][ Andrea Marcovicci ][ Barbara Harris ]
Driving Miss Daisy (1989)
[ Jessica Tandy ][ Esther Rolle ]
LBJ: The Early Years (1987)
[ Frances Conroy ]
Wise Guys (1986)
Witness (1985)
[ Kelly McGillis ][ Linda Weir ]
Piaf (1984)
[ Jean Smart ]
Fighting Back (1982)
1941 (1979)
[ Nancy Allen ][ Penny Marshall ][ Wendie Jo Sperber ][ Audrey Landers ][ Susan Blackline ]
King of the Gypsies (1978)
[ Susan Sarandon ][ Brooke Shields ][ Annette O'Toole ][ Shelley Winters ][ Rachel Ticotin ]
Requiem for a Stolen Child: Part 1 (1977)
The Time of Your Life (1976)


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A fireball of talent and a musical force to be reckoned with, singer/actress Patti LuPone was born on April 21, 1949 on Long Island, New York of Italian heritage. Her parents, Orlando LuPone, a school administrator, and mother Angela, a librarian, eventually divorced. She was christened Patti in honor of her great-grand-aunt, the renowned 19th-century opera singer Adelina Patti. Trained in dance, her early days as a teen were spent as part of a 60s sibling group called "The Lupone Trio," which was comprised of Patti and older twin brothers William and Robert LuPone, the latter moving on to a daunting career of his own. A graduate of Northport High School, she attend Julliard Drama Division and became part of its first graduating class, which also included future stars Kevin Kline and David Ogden Stiers.In 1972 the legendary John Houseman reshaped said graduating class and formed The Acting Company, which earned a strong reputation on tour as a classical repertory group. Gaining invaluable acting experience, she stayed with the company until 1975. Making her NY theater debut in "The School for Scandal" (1972), she went on to play major roles in "The Hostage," "The Lower Depths," "The Three Sisters" (her Broadway debut), "Measure for Measure," "Scapin," "Edward II," and "The Time of Your Life," among others. However, it was in musicals that she would reign supreme. She played Lucy in a version of "The Beggar's Opera" (1973) and went on to earn distinction in "The Robber Bridegroom" (Tony nomination) (1975), "The Baker's Wife" (1976) and "Working" (1978). Her incredible pipes and assured countenance eventually earned her the role of a lifetime with "Evita" (1979). As Argentina's calculating and beloved Eva Peron, Patti grabbed the international spotlight with a rare dramatic fury and brilliance. Her electrifying performance earned her both the Tony and Drama Desk awards, and the resulting stardom officially launched her film and TV career.Minor roles in King of the Gypsies (1978) and 1941 (1979) led to a co-starring role with Tom Skerritt in the vigilante crimer Fighting Back (1982/I). Continuing to show off her singing prowess, she originated the role of Fantine in the London production of "Les Misérables" and became the first American to win the prestigious Olivier Award (for her work in both "Les Miz" and "The Cradle Will Rock") in 1985. She nabbed a second Drama Desk Award and another Tony nomination for her Reno Sweeney in "Anything Goes" (1987).Twice nominated for Emmy awards on TV, she impressed as Lady Bird opposite Randy Quaid's President Lyndon Baines Johnson in the mini-movie LBJ: The Early Years (1987) (TV) and scored a resounding hit on the dramatic series "Life Goes On" (1989) as Libby Thatcher, the loving, protective mother of a son (played by Chris Burke) afflicted with Down Syndrome. This groundbreaking program was the first of its kind to center its theme around a mentally handicapped character. The show ran a durable four seasons and its title song, "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La Da" by Lennon/McCartney, featured Patti's vocals. A round of guest shots over the years have included "Law & Order," "Frazier," "Touched by an Angel," "Will & Grace" (hilariously spoofing her diva image), and a recurring spot on the critically-acclaimed "Oz." On film she was well represented by Witness (1985) and in Driving Miss Daisy (1989) as Dan Aykroyd's materialistic wife and minor nemesis to Jessica Tandy.The concert stage has been a commanding venue for Patti over the years with a number of successful one-woman singing showcases such as "The Lady with the Torch," "Matters of the Heart" and "Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda," winning an Outer Critics Circle Award for her "Patti Lupone on Broadway" in 1995. Stage concert versions of "Pal Joey," "Passion," "A Little Night Music," "Can-Can" and "Candide" have greatly added to her enduring popularity, in addition to her three solo evenings at Carnegie Hall. Powerhouse leads in "Sunset Boulevard" (1993) and "Master Class" (1996) have ensured her diva-like place as one of America's contemporary singing immortals. She earned another Tony nomination more recently for her inventive spin on the monstrous Mrs. Lovett in "Sweeney Todd" (2005). Married since 1988 to camera operator Matthew Johnston, they have one son, Josh, who appeared in a small role in Patti's concert version of "Passion."


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