Film & TV NewsSutton Foster to Guest Star on ABC's A Million Little ThingsThe two-time Tony winner and Younger star lands another TV role ahead of her Broadway return in The Music Man.
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Ryan McPhee
October 29, 2019
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Sutton Foster, who currently stars in TV Land's runaway hit Younger, has booked another screen gig: ABC's A Million Little Things. The two-time Tony Award winner will guest star on the drama's current second season as Chloe, the dead fiancée of Eric (Jason Ritter).
No word yet on how or when the late Chloe will work her way into the series, though TV Line reports her involvement will be hinted at in the October 31 episode.
Known for her Tony-winning turns in Thoroughly Modern Millie and Anything Goes, Foster will return to Broadway next year in a revival of The Music Man, starring opposite Hugh Jackman. On October 28, the Drama League paid tribute to the performer at its annual benefit gala.
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A young Sutton Foster starred as Annie with the Augusta Players
Sutton Foster in Les Miserables
Sutton Foster in Les Miserables
Sutton Foster in the company of Grease
Sutton Foster (standing, left) played Star-To-Be and performed in the ensemble of the 1997 revival of Annie
Sutton Foster in Thoroughly Modern Millie
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Sutton Foster in Thoroughly Modern Millie
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Megan McGinnis, Amy McAlexander, Jenny Powers, Maureen McGovern and Sutton Foster in Little Women
Maureen McGovern and Sutton Foster in Little Women
The cast of Little Women
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Sutton Foster and cast in The Drowsy Chaperone
Sutton Foster in The Drowsy Chaperone
Sutton Foster in The Drowsy Chaperone
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Roger Bart, Sutton Foster and Christopher Fitzgerald in Young Frankenstein
Sutton Foster and Roger Bart in Young Frankenstein
Sutton Foster and Roger Bart in Young Frankenstein
Leah Greenhaus, Sutton Foster and Marissa O’Donnell in Shrek
Brian d'Arcy James, Daniel Breaker and Sutton Foster in Shrek on Broadway
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