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Craig, Nicholas

 
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Synopsis

Craig's search for the "raw" truth of a character is evoked in his rehearsal diary and he writes about the crisis of doubt which struck him during his award-winning year. He offers practical hints on all aspects of the actor's craft such as audition technique, breathing and making funny noises.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

At last the memoirs of Nicholas Craig theatrical eminence best known for his Truepate in The Cuckolde of Leicester and more popularly as Gob in Oh No! It's the Neighbours! are re-released for a grateful audience. Startlingly truthful, unflinchingly illustrated, I, An Actor is a piton up the slope of creativity for theatre fans and aspiring actors alike, revealing everything that most theatrical autobiographies cravenly avoid. Should you sport a moustache in your publicity photo? How can you fix a prolapsed labial or a bad case of blow-out? Is it true Brian Blessed only weighs 9½ stone? And what should you do when Hollywood comes calling? This book blows the lid off the secrets of the profession, leaving no reputation safe.

Biographie de l'auteur

Nigel Planer is an actor and writer, probably best known for the character of Neil in The Young Ones and for his numerous television roles. He is the author of two novels, The Right Man and Faking It. Christopher Douglas writes non-fiction and comedy, including the Guardian's weekly Pod column, BBC Radio 4 and Radio 4's Ed Reardon's Week and is the author of the acclaimed biography Douglas Jardine Spartan Cricketer (Methuen).

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Edition présentée

ISBN 10 :  0413765504 ISBN 13 :  9780413765505
Editeur : Methuen Publishing Ltd, 2001
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