David Oyelowo on Staying in Character During Filmming: “Different roles require different things”
“My ambition is to keep the audience guessing…that is my path to a long career.” – David Oyelowo
“My ambition is to keep the audience guessing…that is my path to a long career.” – David Oyelowo
You can watch the Hollywood legend talk about his craft in the video!
“It’s difficult to keep an audience engaged unless they see some vulnerability or some weakness.” – Guy Pearce
“I’m not going to worry about who she necessarily was in the last episode, but I’ll let it inform me in the next episode.” – Susan Kelechi Watson
Graham speaks about returning to the role that brought her fame nearly ten years after the series ended.
“I loved shifting from character to character, type to type, emotion to emotion.” – Patrick Stewart on His Early Acting Career
Hedges reveals how a failed audition jumpstarted his career and how he mastered that tricky Boston accent for the Massachusetts-set film.
Josh McDermitt reveals that not even he knows the truth — and he wants to keep it that way in order to help his performance.
“When you’ve got really great writing, it makes it easy.” – Michael Shannon
“A friend of mine introduced me to the Actors Studio and Marlon Brando and Robert De Niro and Gary Oldman. It really was a revolution for me.” – Giovanni Ribisi
Tobias Menzies: “One of the great luxuries when you have a bit of time is that you can give yourself a few different routes through a scene”
Teller and Eckhart speak about preparing to portray a boxer and his trainer in this inspirational comeback story.
“The only thing that works is hours and hours of saying them over and over and over again” – David Oyelowo
“When I booked ‘This Is Us’, I had 81 cents in my bank account” – Crissy Metz
“Start with yourself and see what kind of lines up with the character” – Jeff Bridges
One way Mahershala Ali – especially while working on multiple projects at once -is that he makes music playlists for each individual character
“As an actor trying to find your spot you’re just generally happy to get a job and keep your SAG insurance.” – Nick Offerman
“On Game of Thrones, [Drogo] doesn’t say much. So how do you convey him? There’s nothing in the script.” – Jason Momoa
“A lot of people say, ‘What’s more important: acting, singing or dancing?’ And I say, always acting.” – Sutton Foster
Quaid speaks about his career at length and his most memorable roles.