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Article: It was just like being in The Beatles; Stage star enjoys change of pace after West Wing.
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- The Evening Standard (London, England)
- Article date:
- August 10, 2005
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Byline: MARIANNE MACDONALD
GOD, Rob Lowe looks knackered. His blue eyes are smeared and filmy with tiredness - he moves with the stiffness of a man starved of sleep.
For the past few weeks, the 41-year old Hollywood star has been rehearsing like a dog for his West End debut in A Few Good Men.
He plays Lieutenant Kaffee, a rookie military lawyer who crosses swords with the bigoted veteran in charge of the marines at Cuba's Guantanamo Bay. It is a part made famous by his ex-Brat Packer pal Tom Cruise in the 1992 film.
"There are 67 scenes and 170-plus pages.
Lieutenant Kaffee is off stage for four scenes," Lowe assures me in his measured, emphatic voice. He ...
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