Great interviews with great actors

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JamesCraig

Tatiana Maslany has become one of my favourite actresses. Never before did a tv series grabbed me as much as Orphan Black. It's truly one of the greatest acting performances of all times, with some of the best cinematography ever.

I hope that the rumored spin off will feature at least a cameo. And that we'll get an actual series 6 or movie instead of the podcasts.

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CraterGuns

And now for something different... From 1967, an American TV debate between archconservative William F. Buckley Jr. and actor Robert Vaughn, over US policy in Vietnam. (It seems Buckley thought "Napoleon Solo" would be easy meat... Big mistake!)

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MaxCasino

I like what he says about the audience. He proves he cares about them and his work. More actors should take notes.

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MaxCasino wrote: »

I like what he says about the audience. He proves he cares about them and his work. More actors should take notes.

Since he loves that persona, he should just adopt it and walk around like that in his everyday life. Would be fun.

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MaxCasino

Here are some interesting interviews from a show I’ve been enjoying called The Off Camera Show.











The new Inside the Actors Studio!

StirredNotShaken

I watched Peter Falk's episode of Inside the Actors Studio the other day and it's up there with Gandolfini as one of the absolute finest interviews James Lipton ever conducted. Falk was effortlessly funny and generous and there will never be another actor like him.

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StirredNotShaken

I love how Pierce mentions The Long Good Friday in that interview even though it had been about six years since he shot that film. Probably a combination of fondness for his first film and the fact that he knew even at that point, where it had become somewhat forgotten in the public eye, that it is one of the great British films. I remember getting quite a shock the first time I watched it to see Pierce as a wordless IRA killer!

mattjoes

Here's a brief but interesting interview with Gene Hackman. Good questions.

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Here's a brief but interesting interview with Gene Hackman. Good questions.

Good answers, too.

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mattjoes

I love this channel. So many interesting interviews with actors and filmmakers. I check it out regularly:

https://www.youtube.com/c/TheBobbieWygantArchive/videos

This interview with Sidney Lumet about The Verdict offers an interesting what if: Paul Newman in the Henry Fonda role in 12 Angry Men.

MaxCasino

https://variety.com/2022/film/global/malcolm-mcdowell-a-clockwork-orange-1235445191/

I’m happy that he’s still working. Still hoping he could appear in Bond!