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Actors Tucci and Nixon Talk Up 'New Yorker' Festival

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By Scott Simon

Published September 25, 2004 at 12:00 AM EDT

Actor Stanley Tucci

The 2004 New Yorker Festival begins next weekend, and NPR's Scott Simon talks to actors Stanley Tucci and Cynthia Nixon about the event's sophomore run.

Tucci and Nixon are on a festival panel with actor Edward Norton and moderated by New Yorker senior theater critic John Lahr, entitled "The Method: Acting Onstage and Onscreen."

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