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In questa discussione inseriremo articoli e video che illustrano la carriera di Alan al fine di tributare il migliore omaggio al suo meraviglioso lavoro.

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In questo link della BCC trovate il video: A look back at some of Alan Rickman's most memorable roles. E' il secondo video dell'articolo.
Trovate Hans Gruber (Die Hard), lo sceriffo di Nottingham, la prima lezione di pozioni di Severus Piton e Love actully.

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Peter Bradshaw pays tribute

Alan Rickman: an actor of singular charm and hypnotic charisma



Rickman, who has died at the age of 69, was irresistible even at his most acid, and leaves behind an astonishing legacy of indelible performances
His aquiline face, with all its magnificent hauteur made him a star: something between an eagle and a big cat. And that rich, resonant voice exerted a hypnotic hold on audiences, a bass rumble which could sound like a creak or a groan or a beckoningly sensual purr. It came from between lips which were kept mysteriously almost closed, like a ventriloquist’s. Alan Rickman morphed from being a Shakespearian leading man to being a character actor of enormous flair — via a wonderful period of being a wildly charismatic bad guy in the movies.

He stunned Hollywood audiences in the 80s as the villainous terrorist Hans Gruber in Die Hard, facing off elegantly against the sweaty and vest-clad Bruce Willis. And he was an outrageously funny Sheriff of Nottingham in Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves, stealing the scene from a slightly stunned looking Kevin Costner with lines like: “No more merciful beheadings! And call off Christmas!”