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A Lesson From Catherine Deneuve In Belle De Jour – Accentuate Your Individuality

30.08.2015 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

Subscribe | @GreatActingBlog [caption id="attachment_175659579" align="aligncenter" width="504"] Catherine Deneuve in Luis Bunuel's Belle De Jour.[/caption] All art is truth. Something cannot be art if it doesn't ring with truth. And the truth is usually provocative, usually uncomfortable - that's why we rarely like facing up to it. The...

The Great Acting Blog: “The Context And It’s Work”

05.01.2011 , The Great Acting Blog , 0 Comments

An actor should always allow the context within which the scene takes place to do it's work, that is, he need only play the actions asked of him by that particular scene, and need not worry about what has taken place in preceding scenes. One...

The Discreet Madness Of Michel Piccoli | The Great Acting Blog

29.12.2010 , The Great Acting Blog , 51 Comments

“There are musicians who practice all the time but we actors are not able to do that. We don't have an instrument, except if you say we are our own instrument, and yet I always try to continue searching and working for the moment where...