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Interview with Christopher Plummer
The legendary star of several film classics spoke about his long career, his various interests, and the state of the world.
12 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 16, 2012
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Andrew Gulli
36 books46 followersthe editor-in-chief of The Strand Magazine, one of the most established and popular journals of mystery fiction active today.
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May 4, 2024
Hearing Christopher Plummer talking about work for me is always a draw
I’ve long admired Christopher Plummer as one of my all time top 10 actors for both stage and screen. Only saw him once life on stage doing Henry V to the recently (then) rediscovered and put back togther Walton score for Olivier’s 1940s film of Henry V. That was circa 1986. But thankfully the films/TV that he was in are available for anyone to watch. So for me it is interesting to read what he thought about various roles and how he went about creating them or thinking about them from a work point of view.
If your interested in hearing from the horses mouth as it were or just a fan of CP then you can’t go wrong with this. But then I’m biased as I’m a great admirer of CP and his work. I’m also in the same profession the last generation to have had the opportunites (even if you didn’t land the parts) to work equally on Stage and screen big or small.
I’ve long admired Christopher Plummer as one of my all time top 10 actors for both stage and screen. Only saw him once life on stage doing Henry V to the recently (then) rediscovered and put back togther Walton score for Olivier’s 1940s film of Henry V. That was circa 1986. But thankfully the films/TV that he was in are available for anyone to watch. So for me it is interesting to read what he thought about various roles and how he went about creating them or thinking about them from a work point of view.
If your interested in hearing from the horses mouth as it were or just a fan of CP then you can’t go wrong with this. But then I’m biased as I’m a great admirer of CP and his work. I’m also in the same profession the last generation to have had the opportunites (even if you didn’t land the parts) to work equally on Stage and screen big or small.
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