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== Format ==
The format of ''Inside the Actor's Studio'' is that Lipton interviews his guests (actors, directors, screenwriters, etc.) about their work in an informal and conversational style so that the audience can gain some behind-the-scenes insight into what happens in the making of a movie or TV show. Sometimes he deliberately provokes the guests in order to get them to talk.
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The format of ''Inside the Actor's Studio'' is that Lipton interviews his guests (actors, directors, screenwriters, etc.) about their work in an informal and conversational style so that the audience can gain some behind-the-scenes insight into what happens in the making of a movie or TV show. Sometimes he deliberately provokes the guests in order to get them to talk. In ''[[The Sweetest Apu]]'' he interwied [[Rainier Wolfcastle]].
  
 
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== Behind the Laughter ==
 
== Behind the Laughter ==
 
''Inside the Actor's Studio'' is an obvious borrowing from [[James Lipton]]'s real-life show, ''{{w|Inside the Actors Studio}}'' (spelled without an apostrophe), which has been airing on {{w|Bravo (US TV channel)|Bravo}} since 1994. The formats of the real-life show and its ''Simpsons'' counterpart are very similar to each other.
 
''Inside the Actor's Studio'' is an obvious borrowing from [[James Lipton]]'s real-life show, ''{{w|Inside the Actors Studio}}'' (spelled without an apostrophe), which has been airing on {{w|Bravo (US TV channel)|Bravo}} since 1994. The formats of the real-life show and its ''Simpsons'' counterpart are very similar to each other.
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Revision as of 08:17, February 15, 2011

Inside the Actor's Studio
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TV Show Information
Genre: Talk Show

Inside the Actor's Studio is a talk show hosted by James Lipton. It is aired on Tube Town.

Format

The format of Inside the Actor's Studio is that Lipton interviews his guests (actors, directors, screenwriters, etc.) about their work in an informal and conversational style so that the audience can gain some behind-the-scenes insight into what happens in the making of a movie or TV show. Sometimes he deliberately provokes the guests in order to get them to talk. In The Sweetest Apu he interwied Rainier Wolfcastle.

The Thicker than Waters Cast

File:Lipton-TheLizzie.jpg
James Lipton dons a "Lizzie" wig.
In one episode, Lipton interviewed the cast of the 1980s hit family sitcom Thicker than Waters. He asked Rebecca, the actress who played Lizzie Waters, if they would be seeing "The Lizzie" during the interview, referring to the hairstyle Rebecca wore on the show which spawned a fashion craze of girls getting their hair done in "The Lizzie". Rebecca got angry and emphatically reminded him that she had already said she would not be recreating the hairstyle for the interview. Undeterred, Lipton said the hairstyle was indeed there for the interview. He then put on a "Lizzie" wig and did a mocking impression of a scene where Lizzie had a prom date with a boy in a wheelchair. Rebecca refused to rise to the bait and didn't say anything else. However, the tactic did produce some results as Digby Sheridan, who played Patrick Waters, spontaneously admitted to having slept with "everyone in the cast - including the dog."

Behind the Laughter

Inside the Actor's Studio is an obvious borrowing from James Lipton's real-life show, Inside the Actors Studio (spelled without an apostrophe), which has been airing on Bravo since 1994. The formats of the real-life show and its Simpsons counterpart are very similar to each other.

Appearances