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The Great Acting Blog: “My 10 Favourite Performances In Films I Happened To See In 2010”

22.12.2010 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

I had intended to blog about a scene I was to shoot for the trailer for Sean J Vincent's new feature film, a psychological thriller called Their Law, where I get shot in the foot. Unfortunately, Sean got stuck at Munich airport, a victim of...

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The Great Acting Blog: “A Very Real Mystery”

15.12.2010 , The Great Acting Blog , 32 Comments

Last week, in Hackney's London Fields, I shot a scene for Rouzbeh Rashidi's new feature film, provisionally titled Closure Of Catharsis. Rouzbeh intentionally works without a script and outside the bounds of traditional storytelling, instead, his ...

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The Great Acting Blog: “Prepare To Play”

08.12.2010 , The Great Acting Blog , 20 Comments

Sometimes the actor is employed to work on a production where there is no time to rehearse his scenes with his director and fellow cast members before performance. This situation is rare in the theatre and more common in films with a small budget...

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The Great Acting Blog: “Work For Your Own Satisfaction”

01.12.2010 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

It is true that going on rounds and rounds of auditions is not necessarily the most productive use of the actor's time, however, the actor must accept auditioning as part of the actors' life (unless he forms his own theatre company that is). The a...

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The Great Acting Blog: “From Fake Independence To A True Artistic Culture”

24.11.2010 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Being independent has nothing whatever to do with money, or lack thereof. It has got nothing to do with the means of production. Independence is about how you think. We're currently seeing the proliferation of filmmakers who describe themselves as...

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The Great Acting Blog: “A Troublesome Character”

17.11.2010 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Whenever I read a new script for the first time, I try to do so objectively, without paying special attention to the scenes in which my character appears, but treating all parts equally. I do this because it is important to get a sense of...

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Alain Delon | The Great Acting Blog

10.11.2010 , The Great Acting Blog , 27 Comments

‎"I want the public to realize that above all I am an actor, a very professional one who loves every minute of being in front of the camera. But one who becomes very miserable the instant the director shouts, 'Cut!'" Alain Delon delivered great pe...

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The Great Acting Blog: “Making Sense”

03.11.2010 , Uncategorized , 0 Comments

A couple of years ago I read an interview with Michael Gambon who, when asked what work he had lined up next, replied that he didn't know and hoped a couple of projects would come to fruition and provide him with employment. He then remarked...

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The Great Acting Blog: “Commitment”

27.10.2010 , Uncategorized , 27 Comments

“If you want someone to serve the film, you don't want too much bullshit. You want someone who's committed, who's going to show up on time, who's gonna be in your corner. When you need someone, I'm the guy.” The above is a quote from...

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The Great Acting Blog: “My Own Good Opinion”

20.10.2010 , The Great Acting Blog , 6 Comments

When I started out as an actor, I accepted any part in any production that came my way. I didn't think too deeply about the production or who was producing it or the quality of the work or what it might accomplish, I was simply...

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