141K views · 18K reactions | Angela Lansbury plays Eglantine Price, a witch in training, in Bedknobs and Broomsticks, which was released in the UK on October 7, 1971. Disney’s legendary songwriting duo, the Sherman Brothers, returned to deliver another batch of catchy tunes, including “Substitutiary Locomotion.” Is this film on your Halloween watch list? | Disney History Channel | Facebook

A look back at the legendary Angela Lansbury performing her dazzling opening number at the 45th Academy Awards in 1973. | The Academy

From her Oscar-nominated film debut in GASLIGHT ('44) to her chilling performance in THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE ('62), join us in celebrating the life and career of Angela Lansbury during a 24-hour programming tribute on November 21. Full lineup here: https://myt.cm/lansbury | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Angela Lansbury’s One-Take Wonder: The Iconic Beauty and the Beast Performance In 1989, Disney reached out to legendary actress Angela Lansbury with an offer to voice Mrs. Potts in their upcoming animated film, Beauty and the Beast. Renowned for her versatile acting and remarkable singing voice, Lansbury was flattered but initially hesitant to accept. She expressed concerns about her "aging singing voice," fearing it might not be strong enough to handle the film’s delicate title song. After some