Where is this photo from? (Angela Lansbury LOVETT)

[binau]

Where is this photo from? (Angela Lansbury LOVETT)#1

Posted: 2/3/10 at 2:57am

I LOVE this photo. Is it from a magazine or theatre program anyone recognises?

(Sorry for it being so large)

She looks like the Joker almost, lol.

Give me claws and a hunch, just away from this bunch.

Updated On: 2/3/10 at 02:57 AM

[JbaraFan1]

Where is this photo from? (Angela Lansbury LOVETT)#2

Posted: 2/3/10 at 4:05am

Looks like a SWEENEY TODD production photo, probably published in more than one publication I'm guessing. If you're looking for specifically where that image was scanned from, maybe you could email the webmaster of that "Murder She Wrote" fan site and ask where they got it.
Email link is on the main page:
http://jesmaine.tripod.com/index.definitiveMSW.html
(Scroll to the bottom of the page.)

[South Fl Marc]

Where is this photo from? (Angela Lansbury LOVETT)#2

Posted: 2/3/10 at 8:28am

If I remember correctly , this was a picture from "Life" magazine. They had one picture at the end of each issue that stood alone, no story around it - just a small paragraph.
This was one of them.

[once a month]

Where is this photo from? (Angela Lansbury LOVETT)#3

Posted: 2/3/10 at 9:50am

I have a full page photo very similiar, it was from After Dark. I liked it so much I ended up framing it, and still have it to this day.

[BrodyFosse123]

Where is this photo from? (Angela Lansbury LOVETT)#4

Posted: 2/3/10 at 11:13am

Here... you can delete the photo from your original post -- its SO LARGE its impossible to make it out, et al.

[beaemma]

Where is this photo from? (Angela Lansbury LOVETT)#5

Posted: 2/3/10 at 7:00pm

Isn't it wonderful! LIFE used to run one remarkable photo on the last page of each issue. The feature was called "Just One More." This terrific, in-character photo appeared in the May, 1979 issue ($1.50!). I was a SWEENEY TODD fanatic and saved the issue. It looks like a studio photo and is credited to Barbara Bordnick. The caption reads: "She's done Hamlet's mother, made Mame memorable, and now the incredibly versatile Angela Lansbury gives her finest performance as daft Mrs. Lovett, who cooks meat pies out of human victims in the startling Hal Prince-Stephen Sondheim musical SWEENEY TODD."