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Catherine Zeta-Jones, Angela Lansbury and Alexander Hanson are set to star in the first Broadway revival of A Little Night Music, it was announced Tuesday. The production of Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's Tony Award-winning musical will be directed by Tony Award-winner Trevor Nunn. The revival is to begin previews Nov.

The new Broadway production of A Little Night Music in New York will feature a younger cast than its previous incarnation, industry sources say. Unidentified industry sources said compared with the 1973 cast of the Tony Award-winning musical comedy, the forthcoming Music production has been auditioning actresses in their 30s, Playbill.com reported Friday. The 1973 production of Music featured 50-year-old actress Glynis Johns as it lead. Meanwhile, the New York Post reported Welsh actress Catherine Zeta-Jones, 39, has been tabbed to succeed Johns as stage actress Desiree Armfeldt in Music. Veteran stage actress Angela Lansbury has been hired to play Armfeldt's mother, Madame Armfeldt, in the production, the Post said. An unidentified show spokesman said an official announcement regarding the cast of the new Music production, which is to open in December, is forthcoming.

Jack Nicholson, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Annette Bening, Tobey Maguire Among Those Saluting Douglas's Career Gala Event to Air on TV Land PRIME on July 19th LOS ANGELES, June 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Jack Nicholson, Warren Beatty, Annette Bening, Matthew McConaughey, Tobey Maguire, Martin Sheen, Oliver Stone, Benicio Del Toro, and Kathleen Turner were among those honoring Michael Douglas at the 37th AFI Life Achievement Award tribute held at Sony Pictures Studios this evening.

Welsh actress Catherine Zeta-Jones earned a nearly $6,000-a-second payday for appearing in a shampoo commercial, a company official says. An executive with the consumer product company, Unilever, said the 39-year-old Hollywood star received $2.5 million for expenses and salary to appear in a mini spy movie promoting the shampoo Lux, The Sunday Times of London reported. We wanted Catherine as we remember her in 'Entrapment,' all slinky and mysterious, the unidentified executive said, referring to the 1999 U.S.