Tony Winner Edgar Lansbury, Brother of Angela Lansbury, Dead at 94

Edgar Lansbury, a Tony-winning producer and brother of late TV & Movie star Angela Lansbury has died … based on a publish from one among his former stars.

Peggy Gordon — who appeared within the unique off-Broadway forged for the present “Godspell” — shared the information on Fb earlier this week. She did not present a explanation for dying however stated his memorial would happen within the fall.

Edgar, born in London in 1930, first rose to prominence on the Broadway scene within the early Nineteen Sixties … when his present “The Subject Was Roses” starring Martin Sheen received him the Tony Award for Greatest Play.

He produced hit exhibits like “Godspell,” “American Buffalo,” “Gypsy,” “Waiting for Godot,” and “Lennon” … and made a soar into the movie and TV world with variations of ‘TSWR’ and “Godspell.”

After all … most individuals would acknowledge him extra as Angela’s little bro. The truth is, Angela’s success in H’Wooden led to Edgar and his twin brother, Bruce, coming to Los Angeles the place he attended UCLA and commenced a profession as an artist earlier than switching to producing. Angela passed away in 2022.

Edgar even wrote a guide about his well-known fam again in 2020 titled “The Magic of Believing: A Lansbury Family Memoir” — that includes tales about Angela and targeted on their mom Charlotte‘s relentless perception.

Edgar’s survived by his spouse Louise Peabody and his six youngsters.

He was 94.