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Tag Archives: actresses
ONE ACTOR’S JOURNEY…THE MOTORCYCLE YEARS – PART 2
It had been raining for hours. Biblical stuff. Coming down in sheets. The rest stop on Interstate 70 was packed. The people in cars were dry but I had to scurry from one side of the overhang to the other … Continue reading
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One Actor’s Journey – the Motorcycle Years
Two things I always wanted to do – 1). be an actor and 2). drive a motorcycle across country. I wasn’t sure how one went about becoming an actor but I knew I couldn’t do it if I stayed where … Continue reading
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You Want To Make Your Living Being Someone Else
The actual quote was, “Let me see if I’ve got this right, you want to make your living by being someone else?” This was my father’s reaction when I told him I was going to quit my job to become … Continue reading
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A Word On Directing
If you’ve read any of my books you know I place a lot of emphasis on technique. However, in class I approach the craft differently. In class I talk to the actors in result oriented terms. Why? Because on the … Continue reading
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SO, WHAT ARE YOU THINKING?
The other night, leaving class, walking to the subway, one of my assistants asked me what was the hardest thing for actors to “get.” She had barely finished her question when I blurted out, “Getting actors to think in character … Continue reading
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“WE NEED YOU MORE THAN YOU NEED US!”
These words changed the entire perspective of my acting career. Here’s the set up: It’s 1978 (yeah, I know a century ago) and I’m a young actor in New York City. Like every other actor in the city I’m hustling, … Continue reading
