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Actors on Acting

Over the years, some of the world’s most successful actors have shared their insights and advice on acting and their careers.
In this category, you’ll find articles on actors who share their thoughts on a wide range of acting topics, including:

  • What it means to be an actor
  • Different approaches to acting
  • How to prepare for a role
  • How to work with directors and other actors
  • How to deal with rejection and failure
  • And much more!

Whether you’re just starting out or a working actor, there is something for everyone in this category.

Kristen Wiig Talks Improv and Her Audition for ‘SNL’

Most people would assume that someone who became a household name on Saturday Night Live would be a confident person.  But Kristen Wiig is more comfortable hiding behind her characters. “I’m actually not very good at public speaking or talking in a big group—even socially—as myself,” she said in an

Kristen Wiig Thinks Her Biggest Break Was…

Kristen Wiig can relate to her latest character’s struggles to land a break.  In Girl Most Likely, Wiig plays Imogene, a woman who fakes a suicide attempt to get back an ex-boyfriend.  While the comedienne hasn’t resulted to those kinds of antics, she does understand waiting for success. “I guess

Mary-Louise Parker Wants to Quit Acting

Mary-Louise Parker has announced she’s going to quit acting. “I’m almost done acting,” she said in an interview with The Herald Sun.  “I’m not really that into it anymore.  I don’t know how many more movies I wanna do.  I wouldn’t mind doing a TV show again, I’d like to

Tom Cruise is a Surprise Acting School Graduation Speaker

And the only person who spoke at my college graduation was some annoying Senator who gives the same speech every single year… The sixty graduating students at the Joanne Baron/D.W. Brown Studio in Santa Monica definitely got a much bigger surprise when their commencement speaker last Sunday turned out to

Vincent Kartheiser: The Challenges of Working in Animation

Even though fans will have to wait another year for the final season of Mad Men, star Vincent Kartheiser isn’t sitting back during his time off. The 34-year-old actor is working for two shows in Fox Animation’s Domination High Def block. He’s voicing characters on Axe Cop and High School U.S.A. that launch on July 27.

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