Eugene Levy on Why He Always “Felt More Confident Playing Characters That Looked Completely Different”
Eugene Levy spoke about the “persona” he adopted in his acting over the years and how grateful he feels for his Emmy recognition.
Eugene Levy spoke about the “persona” he adopted in his acting over the years and how grateful he feels for his Emmy recognition.
Patti LuPone reflected on her early experiences in LA and why she enjoyed working with other theater actors on the set of Hollywood.
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A comedic male monologue from Mary Chase’s classic play, HARVEY.
‘Harvey’ (Elwood): “Harvey has always been my favorite name” Read More »
A dramatic monologue for women from the film, Monster, starring Charlize Theron and Christina Ricci.
‘Monster’ (Aileen): “I always wanted to be in the movies” Read More »
Newcomer Sidney Flanigan opened up about making her acting debut in the film, Never Rarely Sometimes Always, with such an emotionally intense role.
Stephen Root spoke about his career, including why he prefers his character work to more serious roles.
A short monologue for kids from the movie, Captain Fantastic, starring Viggo Mortensen.
‘Captain Fantastic’ (Zaja): “You will always be my mommy” Read More »
Adam Driver talks about his approach to acting and how his youth, military background, and work with different types of directors inform his performances.
Adam Driver: “I’m always trying to find a way to work more economically” Read More »
Sam Elliott on what it was like when Bradley Cooper revealed he was basing his character’s voice on Elliot’s, quality supporting roles, and the first time he was at the Golden Globes.
Chadwick Boseman talks about how his perception of acting has changed — and hasn’t changed — since his big success.
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