One a shall miss terribly. Have enjoyed her ever since Bedknobs, when I was eleven. Thrilled I was able to see her in Sweeney. Rest in Peace. You will be deeply missed.

@@stephaniesurr1601 I got to see her in Sweeney, too! The play was bizarre, but she was sublime!

It's because Universal met her requests of changing the shooting schedule from a 7 day to 8 day work week. Otherwise, she didn't want to keep up with the grueling schedule.

That was a great show and she had a great lineup of stars past and present

You are wrong Liza has a great voice..every time I hear her voice I hear her mom Judy was an incredible actress and singer and had a great sense of humor

I never saw that episode of Hunter

@@garycarpenter2980 It’s on KZfaq.

I'll have to try and find it

You don't know who Angela Lansbury is?

@@martinsorenson1055 I was born in 1994 I don't even know who Phil Donahue is but I love the show it reminds me of a big old door

@@elgeneralxx Hah! Donahue, I believe, was the first to bring the audience into the discussion. Before that, just the panel and the host would talk. Donahue's competition was Oprah - they were both based in Chicago. Eventually, though, he moved the show to NY for a larger audience. His style was often parodied: his seemingly casual demeanor was thought to put the guests at ease; it was also thought to be an act. He had very provocative guests, too. Now, for Ms. Lansbury... you might know her as the voice of Mrs. Potts in Beauty and the Beast. From there, Murder She Wrote on TV. She's an accomplished film and Broadway actress. Check her out!

@@martinsorenson1055 I like your comment, however, I must correct you on one point: Phil Donahue DID NOT move his show to New York to gain a larger audience. He was already on national TV and garnering strong ratings. Instead, he moved his show to New York City because he wanted to be where his wife, Marlo Thomas, was. That decision was and is fairly common knowledge and well-documented. He moved his show from Dayton to Chicago, where it became a national talk-show. He was a trendsetter and had a television presence and interviewing style that few, if any, could mimic. Miss him being on-the-air so much.

What a ridiculous comment

@@BigSplenda1885 Why is it so for you, man?

At least she kept her accent when she did other characters

A lot of actors changed their English accents when they became actors such as Carey Grant. American actors created their own "sophisticated" way of speaking, such as Katherine Hepburn. Lansbury, grew up in England, but began living in America while still very young. Even people who change locations within the country may even accidentally change the way they speak because they are not hearing their original way of speaking around them anymore. People from the South who move north may begin to lose that Southern twang. The younger you are when you move, the more likely it is. Sometimes what you get is a hybrid way of speaking. It's often not intentional.

@@dianelipartito6654 ditto.