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Top 10 Bravura Bow-Ties

02.11.2019 , Drifting Clouds Cinema Blog , 21 Comments

Distracted | @Distractedfilm [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="837"] Marlene Dietrich in Josef Von Sternberg's [1930]. Nominated by @MsKathleenQuinn.[/caption] [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="753"] Marlon Brando, The Godfather [Francis Ford Coppola, 1972]. @Bakerdave76,[/caption] [caption id="attachment_175664704" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Bill Murray in Lost In Translation [Sofia Coppola, 2003].[/caption] [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1000"] Alain Delon...

The Paradox Of Creative Work | The Great Acting Blog

29.10.2019 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Your work gives you Confidence Strength Joy Self-respect. Your work is your talent, your unique gift. Doing your work means [slowly] becoming the person you always wanted to be. Your work makes you tick. It’s the one thing in your life you absolutely will not compromise on. But your work also frightens you. It...

Cinema Ha Ha Ha!

05.10.2019 , Drifting Clouds Cinema Blog , 11 Comments

Distracted | @Distractedfilm [caption id="attachment_175664604" align="aligncenter" width="564"] Laurel And Hardy in Blotto [James Parrott, 1930]...

Acting Intentions – Gyöngyvér Vigh In Adoption | The Great Acting Blog

30.09.2019 , The Great Acting Blog , 15 Comments

Gyöngyvér Vigh's performance in Adoption, is a powerful example of acting intentions; of having a good, clear, strong intention towards the other actor in the scene. Vigh knows precisely what she wants the other actor to do as a result of her actions. As we...

A Lesson From John Malkovich In Bitter Wheat | The Great Acting Blog

01.09.2019 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

[caption id="attachment_175664532" align="aligncenter" width="700"] David Mamet and John Malkovich in rehearsals for Bitter Wheat.[/caption] I stopped going to the theatre a few years back because so much of what I saw was dead. Theatres had become museums; places where we go to see re-creations of classic...

Top 10 Hands-In-Cinema

24.08.2019 , Drifting Clouds Cinema Blog , 16 Comments

Distracted | @Distractedfilm [gallery type="square" ids="175664505,175664502,175664503,175664504,175664506,175664507,175664508,175664510,175664509,175664511"] LATEST LISTS Shady Filmmakers Cinema Scooters Frames-Within-Frames Snowy Cinema Cinema Balloons MOST POPULAR TOP 10s Iconic Bandages Pipe-Smoking Filmmakers...

I Know What To Do, So Why Don’t I Do It?

20.08.2019 , The Great Acting Blog , 17 Comments

My quest to better understand the workings of the human mind, has brought me to the superb book by psychoneuroimmunologist Nick Hall; I Know What To Do, So Why Don't I Do It?. I actually listened to the audiobook which takes the form of a...

Top 10 Shady Filmmakers

08.08.2019 , Drifting Clouds Cinema Blog , 16 Comments

Distracted | @Distractedfilm [gallery type="square" ids="175664446,175664443,175664437,175664438,175664439,175664444,175664445,175664447,175664448,175664449"] LATEST LISTS Cinema Scooters Frames-Within-Frames Snowy Cinema Cinema Balloons Smiley Cinema MOST POPULAR TOP 10s Iconic Bandages Pipe-Smoking Filmmakers...

Tragic Irony In Betty Blue | The Great Acting Blog

03.08.2019 , The Great Acting Blog , 21 Comments

Subscribe | @GreatActingBlog [gallery type="square" ids="175664392,175664391,175664393,175664463"] An analysis of the literal action of the protagonist, Zorg, reveals to us the tragic irony in Betty Blue. In Jean-Jaques Beineix's Betty Blue, Zorg [played by Jean-Hugues Anglade], is a laidback handyman employed to take care of a bunch beach huts....

Cinema Scooters | Top 10 Film List

25.07.2019 , Drifting Clouds Cinema Blog , 9 Comments

Distracted | @Distractedfilm [gallery type="rectangular" ids="175664346,175664344,175664343,175664342,175664341,175664345,175664347,175664348,175664349,175664350"] LATEST LISTS Frames-Within-Frames Snowy Cinema Cinema Balloons Smiley Cinema Top 9 False Beards In Cinema MOST POPULAR TOP 10s Iconic Bandages Pipe-Smoking Filmmakers Cinema Staircases...

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