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Growltiger was portrayed by Stephen Tate in the original London production, and by Stephen Hanan in the original Broadway production. Tony Timberlake was due to play him in the 1998 film, but the song was cut partly due to film length restrictions and partly due to Sir John Mills' filming overrunning. Growltiger is a featured character in the musical Cats. He appears in the poem Growltiger's Last Stand. Growltiger's Last Stand is a pastiche of Music Hall dramas, as Gus is reminiscing about one of his favourite roles performing an old-fashioned melodrama. The Broadway Revival and the filmed version both cut the scene Growltiger features in.

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Growltiger is a featured character in the musical Cats. He appears in the poem Growltiger's Last Stand. Growltiger's Last Stand is a pastiche of Music Hall dramas, as Gus is reminiscing about one of his favourite roles performing an old-fashioned melodrama. The Broadway Revival and the filmed version both cut the scene Growltiger features in. Growltiger was portrayed by Stephen Tate in the original London production, and by Stephen Hanan in the original Broadway production. Tony Timberlake was due to play him in the 1998 film, but the song was cut partly due to film length restrictions and partly due to Sir John Mills' filming overrunning.

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