Thankfully, The Meat Of The Tony Telecast

Oh Sure, Now You Like Him [after The Audience Applaud David Oyelowo].

The Hardest Part Of Playing The Villain Was The Prosthetics, Because I Couldn't Really Move My Face As Much As I Wanted To, And Yet I Had To Move My Face A Lot. If I Moved My Face In Certain Ways The Prosthetics Would Come Apart, So I Could Do A Lot Of Eyebrow Acting, But I Couldn't Do A Lot Of Nose Lifting, Or The Corners Of The Nose Would Pop Out.

I Collect Puppet Stuff. I Have A Puppet Workshop In My Garage. I Was Looking For Any Opportunity To Be Able To Get Very Creatively Involved In That World.

I Like [count] Olaf's Wardrobe, Because The Whole Thing Seems Like It Should Be A Period Piece In Many Ways, And Yet The Date Is Non-specific. So I Would Wear Cloaks And Jackets, But Also Turtlenecks. I Was A Little Beatnik, And Kind Of Hipster In That Way.

With The Tonys It's A Little Tricky Because A Lot Of The Funnier Jokes Are More Insider, So People Watching At Home May Not Get A Julie Taymor Reference The Way That New Yorkers Would. So You Have To Figure Out What Comedy Plays To A Large Audience And Still Respect The Individuals Who Are There.