MICHELLE PFEIFFER JOINS JAMES LIPTON ON BRAVO'S 'INSIDE THE ACTORS STUDIO' MONDAY, AUGUST 6 AT 7 PM ET/PT

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NEW YORK � July 30, 2007 � Bravo's 13-time Emmy-nominated series, "Inside the Actor's Studio" welcomes three-time Academy Award nominee and Golden Globe winner Michelle Pfeiffer to the stage on Monday, August 6, 2007 at 7 PM ET/PT. The private actress opens up to host James Lipton as he takes an in-depth look into her life and career. Pfeiffer takes viewers down her long road of successful films from "Scarface" and "Batman Returns" to the musical hit "Hairspray." "Even More�Inside The Actors Studio" at www.BravoTV.com, offers exclusive bonus clips of Pfeiffer as she commands the stage with her ever-present sophistication and beauty. Photography for the special can be found at www.nbcumv.com.

During her wide-ranging interview with Lipton, Pfeiffer reveals what it was like working with Al Pacino in "Scarface," why she chose to make her return to films now, and her upcoming projects, among other topics. Following are excerpts from the interview:

ON TRAINING FOR "BATMAN RETURNS:"

"I had to train with a whip master�it's pretty cool, what you can do with a whip actually."

ON LOVE SCENES:

"It's awkward�sometimes people's wives show up�it's like 'hey how you doin?'"

ON THE EXPERIENCING THE LONG AUDITIONING PROCESS FOR SCARFACE:

"At a certain point, I couldn't act my way out of a paper bag, I was so scared."

ON "HAIRSPRAY:"

"I love it, it's such a joyous experience. It's interesting because it's got a very strong message to it. It's talking about racism and bigotry, yet it's done in a light hearted way�it's a beautiful movie and very entertaining."

ON AUDITIONING FOR "GREASE 2:"

"I had never auditioned singing or dancing before, so I show up, and its one of the biggest stages on the Paramount lot, and there are maybe 300 dancers there. I fumbled my way through, finally I left. I was walking back to my car with my tail between my legs, and Pat's (the director) assistant came running after me and said they wanted me back for a screen test�It was a fluke."

ON FILMING "FRANKE AND JOHNNY:"

"It was exciting to play a character that you wouldn't think of me as."

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