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21:48Now PlayingActor James Earl Jones, one of the distinctive voices of our time, died earlier this week at age 93. To celebrate his legacy, we're revisiting a 1993 archival interview in which Jones talks about his performances in "The Great White Way" and "Fences," both of which led to Tony wins; recording the voice track for Darth Vader in "Star Wars" in a single day; and his memoir, "Voices and Silences."
This interview originally aired September 15, 1993.
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