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| Seminar’s Hamish Linklater Opens Up About His Life in the Theater and How Actors Are Like AlcoholicsQuesta è un'intervista di Hamish Linklater che, parlando d Seminar, dice anche qualcosa su Alan. Traduzione estratto
Fonte: Broadway.com
Vi riporto l'estratto. Per leggere tutta l'intervista cliccate sul link della fonte qui sopra.Have you learned anything about playing a writer from being married to one [playwright/screenwriter Jessica Goldberg]?I've been doing some writing, too. Jessica and I wrote a pilot [Prince of Motor City] for ABC that they made about four years ago. That got me started, and now I have a couple of plays—funny, tight little chestnutty plays. Doing [Seminar], I thought I should try to be “method” and I gave Alan [Rickman] one of my plays—at his request—and he was really generous and thoughtful; not like Leonard in the play at all. So all the method stuff fell on its face.What’s it like to spar with Alan Rickman onstage?It's fantastic. He's incredibly generous and thoughtful, on stage and off. When you see a player of that skill and experience, you just want to rise to the level of his game. The more you rise to it, the more you learn. It is that parallel of the play: Here is this writing teacher, Leonard [Rickman], with all this experience and all this stuff to offer, but you are only going to learn from him if you are as brutally honest with yourself as he is brutally honest with you. Then here is this actor with all this experience and all of this talent but you are only going to get something from working with him if you are as honest, open and free as he is. Edited by Giulia Nerucci - 31/7/2022, 17:13
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Inutile, è tremendamente affascinante ascoltarlo parlare, e non solo per la voce. Quando gesticola con le mani è ipnotizzante: sono riuscita perfino a cogliere il significato di alcune cose che ha detto grazie al fatto che le rende più chiare muovendo le manine 
