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The Comedy of Errors
Measure for Measure
The Merchant of Venice
The Merry Wives of Windsor
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Much Ado About Nothing
The Tempest
Twelfth Night
Hamlet
King Lear
Macbeth
Romeo and Juliet
Richard III
And you?
Posted these Hamlet pix at the HSA thread :
http://forum.purseblog.com/celebrit...andinavian-actors-586583-37.html#post16991758
Loved both the Gurra & the Jonas versions.
I think that is an excellent idea. I'll bet that 30% of that list will still be promising actors or up and coming in a few years time. The people with talent will always find work, perhaps not in Hollywood, but that not necessarily a bad thing.
THANKS for that link! I'm so looking forward to that film. It's good to see Mr Butler back in a good film instead of a crappy rom com and Ralph Fiennes is always a sight for sore eyes, not to mention a brilliant actor. Let's hope he can add brilliant director to his CV.
I agree...
Maybe it´s hard to imagine , but e.g. Peter Stormare used to be a serious actor back in Sweden, worked with Ingmar Bergman...
http://www.ingmarbergman.se/media.asp?guid=D65590EA-6937-4A0D-A1FB-5D7514C78ABF
And look at his work in HW...
I really hope Fassy won´t move to LA and became a "celeb".
He is too talented for that.
He´d stay in London, and live a "normal" life , and maybe move back home to Killarney when he starts a family and both do European and smaller "serious" films and plays and some "big" movies as he needs money too.
How does he cope with celebrity? "None of the trappings of fame really interest me. Ten years ago I would have been very impressed and seduced by all the things that come with it, but it doesn’t interest me now."
Fassbender won’t confirm rumours that he’s involved with his X Men co-star Zoe Kravitz. "I’ve no interest at all in answering questions about my personal life. London is home. I don’t have any pets, although I’d love to get a dog, but it would just be unfair on the animal with the way I work," he says.
I'd wish! I did see her in Richard III.
Speaking of Shakespeare. I'll be watching the Merry Wives of Winter tomorrow night. It still amazes me how some actors can memorize hundreds of lines and others can't even remember 5 lines. It must be nerves.
Have you read the "X-Men First Class: A Summary." ?
http://lokimaxiejackie.tumblr.com/page/9
So funny!
ITA Even if they screw up their careers with bad choices or with personal drama(like RDJ), they'll get some supporting roles. Or they'll go and work in the theater. Or in TV show.
Fiennes is great. I watched Hurt Locker because he and Guy Pierce were listed. I'm so glad I was tricked into watching it because it's very unlikely I would have seen it on my accord.
I know Stormare from Prison Break and Chocolate.
As for Fassy, I think we shouldn't worried about him becoming HW celeb. I found some quotes on Tumblr from this interview
http://www.irishexaminer.com/weekend/features/a-hunger-for-the-big-screen-155863.html
where he said
and this quote is interesting too
Blueberry, Fassy needs money for all that fancy boy toys like motorcycles and cars.![]()
That's why I respect theater actors. I have fairly good memory but I can't memorize lines, poems and such. Recitation of verbatim poems was the most stressful part of my school years :reading:
Blueberry, Fassy needs money for all that fancy boy toys like motorcycles and cars.![]()
I am not saying he only got very bad parts , just compared to Hamlet with Bergman...
In HW, most of foreign actors end up like Stormare. Casting directors put them in certain category and it's hard to break out of it.
And I don´t think if Fassy stays in LA he can keep the Hunger / Fish Tank kind of artistic level...
You're right. In LA everyone is focused on profits and box office reports. Hence so many dumb movies.
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I know , but as I said he is a single guy now , people usually change their priorities when they have kids , so I think when Fassy gets married and has kids , then giving his children a safe and happy childhood will be more important than motorcycles and cars...
At least I hope so...
Can´t find the interview ( anyone? ) , but he said in an interview that he want to concentrate on his career now , but when he will start a family he wants to put his wife and children first.
And it doesn´t really work if you live in LA , poor celeb kids are papped all the time. That´s no normal childhood....
Fassy comes from what it looks like normal, stable and nice family. So it's very likely he knows what it's like to have real family life.
And he still could film is HW , even if his home is not in LA.
One of A list actors(maybe Johnny Depp, I'm not sure) said once it doesn't matter where you live after you have reached certain point in your career. If you're good, somewhat known to casting directors, producers and directors, an actor can live anywhere he wants because these people will send him the scripts. Of course, Michael is not there yet. But if things go well this year, that might happen in a year or two.
I'll try to find that interview![]()
BTW quotes I posted earlier were taken from an interview done in May 2011.
Tumblr humor LOL
http://comic-gaga.tumblr.com/post/8820198861
This varied oeuvre, and Cooper’s being here in New Orleans to act as Abraham Lincoln’s vampire-slaying adviser, prompts discussion on large-scale productions, on creativity versus the bank-stuffing stuff. “I don’t know how things shift for people where dollars [in lieu of creativity] really change their choices,” he remarks. “And unfortunately, the industry has a way of making you into someone that eventually continues to strive for more and need more. I don’t have a family, I haven’t got a bunch of people around me who I need to be providing for, but you can understand how it happens—the certain lifestyle that people need to maintain—and the idea of taking a certain job for that reason alone. I think the moment you start doing that, it’s the beginning of the end—in any creative capacity.”