--Victor Garber is a four-time Tony-nominated Broadway star who is back
on the boards in a big way as the romantic foil to Bernadette Peters in
Hello, Dolly! Over a 45 year New York stage career, this well-loved leading man
has delivered unforgettable performances in Deathtrap,
Sweeney Todd, Lend Me a Tenor, Art, Assassins, and so many more. And that
doesn't even touch his film and TV career. Any Alias, Titanic or Legends of Tomorrow
fans out there? Hear Garber talk about his early start,
those iconic career highs, and the wonderful woman he shares the stage with
on this week's Show People.
[music]
--Hello, Victor!
So good to see you.
--Nice to see you.
-- I'm so I have to tell you I have
been a fan of you my entire life. I'm so happy you're here.
--Since this big? --So happy I'm so happy
--You're young. --to get to have this moment with you.
I've seen you in so many things over the
years. --Thank you that's so nice.
--Thank you for being here. -- I'm delighted
--And thank you for being back on Broadway in a musical. I was not expecting this.
--Nor was I. This came out of the blue for me, and I was so so grateful
that it did.
--You are in Hello Dolly it's like a reboot of Hello Dolly, right? Another
reboot of Hello, Dolly!
--Yes another one.
--You're in there with Bernadette Peters, fantastic
Bernadette Peters, the gorgeous Bernadette Peters.
--Yes --And you're Horace
Horace Vandergelder.
--I am Horace Vandergelder and a role I
never thought about playing and or aspired to and it came kind of just you
know from heaven and I said oh that's a good idea.
I'm gonna do that. -- You're
a curmudgeon. I don't think you normally go in for the curmudgeon roles.
--Well you
haven't seen me in early in the morning.
[laughs]
[growls]
--You know it's a it's it's a great role
because he's just he's a you know he's a man who thinks he's got everything under
control, and it has nothing under control and and it's like so many people in life
and myself included, you're awakened to what's really going on, and it's a and
it's a beautiful story about a relationship that that you know she sets
it up right off the bat. I'm gonna marry him so you know that's the plan, and yet
somehow the way to it is so circuitous, and fun and and and unexpected that
even when it happens you're saying oh it happened!
--Right. -- It's it's fantastic.
--So let's talk about the moustache. To me this is the number one topic. This is
not a look I'm used to seeing. --No no it's it's a you know what when
I knew I was
gonna do it, I was actually finishing a TV series in Vancouver playing a
Martin Stein on Legends of Tomorrow and who I didn't have any facial hair. And I
thought I better start because I didn't know what you know how like like there's
no hair here this is an interesting conversation, but there's no like it's
stops here. --You can't grow hair over there.
--No just stops you know some people can grow a full
beard, but I just think these little patches here and when I so I
was trying to grow this, and that anyway fortunately everything
came through on the mustache because I wanted a period look.
--Yeah it's very period. So this is not something you you
rock when you're not on camera. This is
not like your weekend look? --No but I'm but you know I'm sort of used
to it and
I kind of like it and it might last a little longer than than the
show. Who knows? -- Oh maybe you'll have a whole new a
whole new thing. --Well it'll be
fascinating for everyone to know. --A whole career of curmudgeons with moustache
with period mustaches. Is there any maintenance with it?
--There should be more than I'm giving it because I now feel like I'm eating my mustache
every time I eat something and it's oh that's my it's my mustache. You know you
know I think oh is there a hair in my mouth? Yes it's your mustache. So but it's uh
it's perfect for this part, and yeah I I like the way it looks.
--I'm glad you're
liking it. --Yeah.
--I like it too. So that Bernadette Peters..
--What about her? That nightmare!
--She's something --She's you know I've known
Bernadette for many years. We haven't actually we've worked together
--You've been in Brandi movies together
--Right.. --Like Cinderella.
--Yeah like one. --And we
basically, I don't even think we spoke on the on the stage that day, but but of
course I've known her and I've I've been a complete gushing fan for years, and
this has been like a dream for me to work with her in this capacity.
And the good news is we really like each other, so we're having a great time.
--What is your desert island Bernadette Peters original cast recording?
--It would
be Sunday in the Park. --Oh.
Right? I mean.,
--Yes but there are others, but that that would
that's that springs to mind immediately because that was an indelible
production on everyone's heart and then one of my most treasured experiences.
--You guys got your start around the same time, but she was a little more
established I think. -- She started
she was early. She's from Queens you know.
I'm from Ontario, so it took me a long long time.
--Gave her a head start. She only had to get on the subway.
--That's right. But she she she got on that subway. She's yeah she's been doing
it for a long time. --You guys have amazing
chemistry together and I think that's
really the last time I saw the show that the final scenes are just so beautiful,
and and your final moments together I teared up. I mean
it was it's really beautiful what you guys have together. Do you do you
have a sense of chemistry with people like ahead of time? Did you did something
in rehearsal? Do you feel that click?
--Definitely. I mean listen you know my
role as an actor is to have chemistry with everybody. Sometimes it's more
acting than not. With Bernadette it just it was sort of instant, and III just
I fell in love with her. It was so easy because she's she's a remarkable person,
an extraordinary talent, and and so generous. You know there's no it's never
about I mean of course it's about her because she wants to be great, which I
also just love about her. And she just never stops working, you know, to make
something better. And she's still talking about moments that I said it's great
what are you talking about? It's fine.
Don't worry about it! You know, she's like no I think if... I said great, do whatever
you want because the thing for me is that Dolly dictates everything.
Even though Horace thinks he's running the show, she is running everything.
And he doesn't you know he's being manipulated the entire time.
And that's of course the fun of playing the role, but the the chemistry aspect.
you know it's definitely helps, I think, in a situation like this to to it's so
easy to just look at her and say "wonderful woman" because every night I'm
just amazed at what she does. --And you're singing.
--Yes, I am singing again, and
that's been really great because I sort of had given up singing completely because
--Why did you give it up?
--Because I just I because I just felt like I had lost the
ability to really sing the way I could hear myself, you know? I couldn't do it
anymore and then Joan Lader, the great Joan Lader kind of brought me back to
earth. And I'm I'm much better, and I feel much more confident.
--Well, you sound
wonderful.
--Thank you. -- I'm glad you're singing at the Schubert
Theatre. --Thank you so much.
--All right, we're going to take a quick break. We'll be back with more Victor Garber.
[music]
[music]
--We are back with Victor Garber. So happy you're here, sir.
--Thank you I'm happy to be here. --Is it okay if
I call you sir?
--Yeah yes of course you can
--Or Victor. --Well Victor yeah cause I'm
I'm old and I just like to have to be reminded of it all the time.
--You grew up in Canada. -- I did.
--You're a Canadian which is a fact I forget for some reason, but
--I've lived here much longer than I lived in Canada.
--Right. Right.
Growing up what was your favorite afternoon TV talk show?
--Mike Douglas --Oh,
Mike Douglas. --Yeah yeah I once stayed
home from school because Barbra
Streisand was on for a week.
--A week? --Yes he used to have guests on for a week
--So, you were like I'm out this week, no school. -- I'm not I'm not leaving this room
because I was just obsessed with her like everybody was you know. Coloring
Book was was out. --Yeah it was early.
--It's like it was just the beginning of
everything, essentially, and anyway yes it was Mike
Douglas that was that was my it was afternoon show.
--There was also a show a
Lady named Hope Garber --Oh, Hope Garber
--Also had --My mother.
--Your mother had she was like
a TV personality. -- She was yes. She had a
TV show when I was growing up in London,
Ontario called At Home with Hope Garber.
--It wasn't filmed at your home was it? --No, God. That would have been a disaster.
She was one of the worst housekeepers ever!
Admittedly so. --Everything on camera was perfect.
--Oh my god. She was like, her her cooking sessions and her her you know cleaning
day on the set we're magnificent. She was a very glamorous, talented woman who
was ahead of her time. And she was a great singer. She used to be a band
singer before I was you know was born. And she continued to sing well into her
later life, and yeah she was she was a celebrity. And I grew up with her you
know shining in our house.
--So you got to see people like interact with your mom
and you kind of knew she was famous early on.
--Oh yeah no it was she was
definitely yeah I was very aware of that and also she would go to New York to see
Broadway musicals, and she was the one who introduced me to and she took me to
see West Side Story at the O'Keefe Centre when I was about twelve. It was
the national tour first national tour. And I was young and and and I'll never
forget it, you know. She took me to see Milk and Honey.
--Wow.
-- The tour at the O'Keefe Centre, and and so at and it was the local theatre
in London, Ontario. And the people that started that theatre or that came in and
kind of took over the theatre when I was a kid started something called a
children's theatre program. And I signed up right away and that was really
the beginning and that that paved the way for everything and the theatre
honored me a couple of years ago because that's kind of where I started, and it
was with the beginning of everything for me. --And what kind of shows did you do
there? -- I did Tom Sawyer. Memorable
production. I did... the last thing I
did there I think was Roar of the Greasepaint, which they brought me back
in. I was had already moved to Toronto --Bringing back one of the famous.
--It's so hilarious to think that but yes. And no and I I did you know it I did
lots of plays, lots of plays. --And was your mom always like your
biggest cheerleader
in your entire career?
--Yes. She was just you know I I'm so sad
that she for many reasons that she's not here. But this Hello Dolly would have
been the you know the icing on the cake. --Right up her alley.
--Oh. -- Like perfect like
I finally did this is the perfect thing!
--But she saw a lot. I mean she saw a lot of
--So you started performing young, and then
and then this folk this this folk singing career started.
--Oh, I forgot. Yes.
--Did you forget that? --No, no, no. I just
--Did you forget the chronology? That was before Sweeney Todd.
--Oh, yeah yeah yeah the folk singing, yeah I was always a folk
singer. I played the guitar and and
influenced heavily by the great folk singers of the day: Joan Baez and Peter
Paul and Mary -- Were you politically a natural folk singer or
just the music? --No just the music. I mean I didn't really
I I sort of came to that later, the, my brother was more. He was what they called a
protest singer, that's what they called them, protest singer.
No, I just was just amazed by
the the purity and the clarity and the and the simplicity of that music. I, that
struck me very deeply, and then yeah, so I I had a folk singing group.
--The Sugar Shoppe. --Yes.
yeah The Sugar Shoppe group came later, and then we we did an album and we were on Ed
Sullivan and Johnny Carson show . And yeah we were we became sort of known in
America a little bit. --Was that crazy to be on Johnny Carson?
--Completely
crazy. I mean when I think
about it now, I think did that really happen? But it did.
--It happened. Do you
have tapes of it? -- I don't. Somebody
just brought the album to be signed at
at the stage door the other day. And I signed it and I took a picture of it, and
sent it to Marty Short who just would laugh. We were in Godspell together.
--Yeah great segue into that. So this this production of Godspell. It was it
was sort of your first big launching thing.
--It was it turned out to be, yes.
--Well this show was a hit in New York, and then it was in it was off-Broadway and
then it went to Toronto right?
--Yes it went all over the..They set up companies
because it was so popular. There was a Boston company, Chicago company, and then
a Toronto company was I think was one of the last sort of where we sat in the
theater. And I was cast as Jesus. And it was Marty Short and Gilda Radner and
Andrea Martin and Eugene Levy and Paul Shaffer was the musical director.
And so people I'm you know still very close to.
--It's become a legendary
production, but at the time it was just this amazing group of
--Bunch of nutty
nutty kids. --And it was kind of weird.
There was something in the water there. I
mean. -- It was, but I remember thinking at
the time that I was surrounded by some
extraordinarily talented and funny people. I mean Gilda was she was before
she was Gilda Radner, she just was this hilarious woman. You know, girl. And Marty,
Eugene. I mean they were... I was aware that something was like oh this is special.
--So I'm assuming you heard there was a Godspell movie being made.
--I think I must have known about it, but I didn't have any... the director of the movie was
going around to see all the productions that were out there because he wanted to
cast somebody who you know it was like a one of those very low-budget movies. They
need they couldn't really didn't have a lot of tim, so they were looking to see
if they could cast from a lot of the original people who were already in it
cast. But they didn't have a Jesus and so David Greene came to the opening night
and I read it in the paper the next, I think the next day, that that they were
considering me to play Jesus. And then I was cast. It's crazy.
--So, there was a lot of
the New York company and then you. --Some of the New York company
--That guy from Toronto they put in that
--The that Canadian. They were you know
-- Canadian Jesus -- Fortunately, I found
my way in, and they they were they were accepting. -- What was Broadway like back
then? I mean it's so different now. What was it like to be on Broadway back then,
and... -- Well I mean I I didn't get to be on
Broadway til long after I got here,
but I do remember my first Broadway show was I think Tartuffe.
at Circle in the Square. --Shadowbox?
--Well I was yes I was standing by in Shadowbox, but I don't consider that but yes
that was my first job.
Wow, you have done your homework. Tartuffe
I think at the Circle in the Square was considered Broadway, is considered
Broadway. And that was my first job on Broadway.
--Right and then of course Sweeney Todd.
--Sweeney Todd. -- Yes and you got to meet
Stephen Sondheim, which was a dream.
--Complete, yes. I was like it was honestly Stephen Sondheim was one of the reasons
I came to New York, because in my mind
--Anyone Can Whistle --Anyone Can Whistle, yes.
--I love
that cast album, too. --I mean I that's what I listened to in Toronto and
said one day I'm gonna meet him and work for with him. Who knew?
--You secreted it
as they say now.
--I guess so.
--You made it happen.
--I guess so. --Is it and
--I mean it
happened, so something something was at work. I you know I do believe intention
is an important tool in life. Clear intention. --Yeah, speaking of Sondheim I do
love Assassins. -- I do too
-- And I saw that production at Playwrights Horizons.
--That was special --It was fantastic.
--Thank you. -- I remember at the time actually was kind
of disappointment cuz it didn't move to Broadway right? That was sort of the hope.
--Oh, yes. It was the hope and and then later
was revived by Joe Mantello in a beautiful
production. That was spectacular. But I think it was was during a
very tricky political time. And you know it it was it was too controversial
you know, but it remains one of the great I think creations.
--We need the gun
song right about now. -- We need so
many things right now. But, yes. It's just it's
just hair-raising what's happening.
--There's so much to talk about with you. We're gonna take another break.
We'll be back with
more Victor Garber.
[music]
[music]
--We are back with Victor Garber, one of my favorites! --Thank you.
--I like when my favorites show
up in some way. -- I'm not leaving. I'm here for the rest of the day.
--Speaking of sitting, how do you feel about sitting
for portraits? --What do you mean?
--Well I've seen paintings of you. --Oh, Rainer, my partner.
--Yes! --No, he.
--Yes. --Here's what happened
Rainer Andreesen, he's a great artist.
--He's a great artist, and I'm jealous
--He does this. --Takes a photo.
That's it, so you're not sitting there.
--See ya! --[laughs]
--No, --It's all off a photograph.
--Well, yeah, I
mean he sets it up because it has to be perfect lighting, and then he
that's his reference, and then he goes from there, but yeah no he doesn't
--I was
picturing you sitting there for a whole weekend just like not moving
--Are you
kidding? I'm watching, I'm watching MSNBC
or Broadway.com. -- Thank you. I appreciate that.
Like he's painted a lot of the actors that I know, and I'm jealous because
I kind of want one because I almost feel like he's so talented, and you
--Give me some cash. I'll get you -- I'm gonna send him a photo and a check and I'm
gonna get one of those paintings. --It's yours.
No, he's uh he's great. They're very moody portraits mostly and yeah
I mean he's done things for like family ones where they're kind of like kids
everything and he's but he always manages to find something to to make it
a little more interesting. --And they're so masculine.
--Yeah. --Right? I mean there's so
they're so butch.
--Depending on who it is, yeah. They're not all, but yeah.
--Was he doing that kind
of painting when you met him? --Yeah art was always his passion, and now it's
just gotten more and more and he's you know because of Instagram, he's gotten
more work, commissions, and he's actually he's doing a lot of commissions.
-- His Instagram account is actually a must
watch because he announced you got married on his Instagram account.
--Yes, he did.
I think he did. --Did you know he was doing that?
And he also announced you were
gonna be in Hello, Dolly! on his Instagram.
--Yes that was I was uh that was an innocent mistake.
--I know I understand --Because he
thought he was sending a private message to somebody and it blew up
--Oh no, really? -- Yeah he had no
it was just sort of saying because he
was sending it to a friend, who you know but he thought it was a private message,
and how it turned out not to be and.." --Technology. Technology.
--Which is why I
don't do anything.
--And I know that you are notoriously private, and now that now
you're kind of not. --Yeah.
--You came out, but you in your eyes you
were just kind of like I just don't talk about it.
--Never, I never really... You know I'm not
really, I don't really want to know people's personal, actor's personal lives.
--Because you prefer to keep the mystery and...
--Yeah I mean -- The performances.
--I just think it's turned into something else now. You know this is
different. This is obviously a different thing than... but I mean it's just the the
social media thing yeah, you know I have I have some problems with it. So I
don't know I just don't participate. I'm not on Facebook. I'm not on you--
I don't do any of
that stuff. I do have an Instagram account that I keep forgetting I have, that
I promote diabetes type 1 diabetes which yes I am, and and Alzheimer's which my
parents had. And I talk about things that are meaningful to me and of course my
personal life is my personal life.
--What do you like to do when you're not
acting? Like what is.. --I like having dinner.
--Dinner, okay.
-- Good friends.
--What's like a great meal for you?
-- Um, well,
Rainer cooks great salmon and roasted vegetables,
and just a touch of red wine,
but I'm only drinking on Sundays now during the show.
--Okay yeah, after the week is over.
--A new thing.
I'm fine, but I won't be drinking tonight, which is my
day off because tomorrow, I go back on the show. So I I just think it's a
better schedule for now. -- TV, movies, what are you into?
Books? --Well yeah I
mean I watch some, you know, I I wish I read more. I'm really I've got like so
many books to read that I go, Oh, I'll get that, but I I for some reason I'm
very easily distracted. And and then I'm trying to keep up with you know my
friends television shows, the people who are on TV.
--It's a lot of work --And
I'm also addicted to to the news, and so I'm always watching that, which is
ridiculous. I try to do Pilates and I meditate in the morning that's it.
--What do people talk to you about the most? Like at the stage door or like what
it what are people reference? Besides Sugar Shoppe,
--Besides Sugar Shoppe, yeah
that's a that's a steady.
--You know Titanic. --Oh yes Titanic. That
little thing. -- That one. And then Legends of Tomorrow because of the the
there's such a massive following, especially of kids, which I love that.
And then you know then you get the hardcore Broadway people ya know where
they remember you know, Lend Me a Tenor or Sweeney Todd.
--Sweeney Todd yeah
--Stuff like that so yeah so honestly it's kind of all over the map and that's
frankly the most gratifying thing for me as an actor because because I just set
out to do as many different kinds of things as I could do. And I'm I
love that that's the way it is. -- Mm-hmm That Annie movie was good, too.
--Oh, that. --Daddy Warbucks.
--Rob Marshall. -- That was like Rob Marshall's first thing
--Well, he directed and choreographed that yeah he also choreographed Cinderella
was directed by Rob Iskov, but and Neil Meron and Craig Zadan produced all
of those musicals, which were so much fun to do.
--And you sang
NYC, which is like one of my favorite songs
--Yes, and I married Audra McDonald. --Yeah.
--So that's heaven. -- So can you think of any other
dream things you could do with
Bernadette Peters?
I don't know I could
can you imagine? --You you have to
tell me cuz I always wait for someone to say oh you should do this. And I think
alright I'll do that. But I never can think of things to do.
--So you really just
kind of react to what comes to you? You're not.
--Yeah I mean honestly
my my my intention, as I was talking about earlier, is just to find
great roles and work with great people and so far I've been really lucky.
--Yeah sounds like you're nailing it if that's the goal.
--Well, today. -- When you were a kid I mean
--It's the kind of is a dream. --Right and so
now we're gonna see what the mustache can bring.
--What the mustache can bring and --New head
shots maybe. New mustache headshots.
You don't need head shots. They call you.
--What century are you in?
--No they don't do head shots. By the way I'm shocked by that.
I keep thinking do I need a new head shot?
I don't think so. No, I mean the the thing is, you
know, you never know what's on the next what's
what's yeah come across you to your desk. --Right. Let's talk about the audiences at
Hello, Dolly! They lose their minds.
-- It's so joyous. It's like a the number of
people who have said to me thank you for making me forget everything for two and
a half hours. It's like it's really palpable in the theater. You just it's
overwhelming. And that is what could be better than that? I mean as to
participate in that. And by the way it's an entire company of people who are just
so on it. Everybody in our show is just magnificent. You know it's like I marvel
at the talent in it and and the sweetness of this company. It's fantastic
--Yeah anyone who saw the original when it opened with Bette Midler and David Hyde
Pierce. Go again. It's it's incredible. I enjoyed it so much watching it again.
It's like a whole new show and you are just heaven heaven together.
--Thank you --I had so
many like reminding me why I love Broadway moments watching you two up
there.
--That's so the best. I'm so grateful for that.
--That and the Ballad of Booth, which
which I do listen to every week. --I'll sing that after we...
--Thank you so
much for coming by, Victor. --It's a pleasure. Thank you.
-- I hope to see you again on Broadway, you know
grace us with your presence. --Hey! You never know.
--Don't be a stranger. --You never know!
--Okay thank you so much. Thank you for watching. We'll see you next time.
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