Steve wrote: <Another mentions Avon's slip when they burst into Justin's lab in Animals. Why is that a cock up? It just adds to the reality.>
Probably put in the list because it wasn't a *deliberate* slice of reality, but it's one of my favourite moments in Animals.
Another Unplanned Moment is in Redemption, where - after that first dramatic tumble - Blake keeps rubbing his wrist through the next bit of dialogue; I'm assuming that Gareth came down a little harder than planned. _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.
--- Sally wrote: >
Another Unplanned Moment is in Redemption, where - after that first dramatic tumble - Blake keeps rubbing his wrist through the next bit of dialogue; I'm assuming that Gareth came down a little harder than planned.
Oh dear, I'd always thought that he was just being convincing.
Stephen.
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On Mon, 21 May 2001, [iso-8859-1] Stephen Date wrote:
--- Sally wrote: >
Another Unplanned Moment is in Redemption, where - after that first dramatic tumble - Blake keeps rubbing his wrist through the next bit of dialogue; I'm assuming that Gareth came down a little harder than planned.
Oh dear, I'd always thought that he was just being convincing.
Funnily enough, he was. One of the hardest skills to master in acting is really responding to what is really happening in the moment. A bad actor, having hurt his wrist in a fall, would pretend it hadn't happened and carry on doing exactly what he had planned to do in rehearsal. A good actor acknowledges the hurt wrist, and allows it to influence his performance.
Iain
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