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âYou only ever see people do method when theyâre playing an assholeâ Robert Pattinson spitting straight facts, holy shit.
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Iâll tell you what good acting is. His name is Hayden Christianson in the hit film Little Italy where he says his famous quote âis your hand on my ass?â Goosebumps every time.
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shout out to the actors who have played completely terrible people so well that they get bullied irl bc other ppl hated the character so much. hope they're doing okay these days
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A great example of non-verbal, facial acting is the last scene of Knives Out. It's basically just a full minute of reaction shots, with no dialogue whatsoever, and you can so clearly understand how each character is feeling in that moment.
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about method acting: jared leto's behaviour to "prepare" for his role as the joker is just the epitome of all the problems with method acting these days. i appreciate method acting, but hollywood has completely ruined it and turned this style of acting into a marketing gimmick. like, if an actor says they had to do insane things to prepare for the role, the movie will be branded as a must-see and an amazing work of art.
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The thing that bothers me so much about the Jared Leto situation is that sending used condoms to your coworkers in ANY other profession would be classified as sexual harassment and would get you justifiably fired. But the fact that he proudly admits to doing it combined with how clearly uncomfortable his castmates are when they're asked about it is so disgusting and goes to show that he's just an asshole
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One antagonist character in a movie that absolutely stunned me was J.K Simmons in Whiplash. His performance as an abusive, scary, music teacher no one ever wants to experience is so on point that I get scared watching it, as if heâs yelling at me. Itâs one of my favorite performances by an actor in modern movie history.
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I read years ago that Brian Cranston had so many lines taken out when he was playing Walter White because he was such a good actor, he could convey things with just his facial expression and the lines werenât needed.
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Anger is probably the easiest acting to do. I would say crying softly is the most impressive, absolutely breaking down and sobbing seems easier than softly crying. My point is subtle acting is harder
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I remember reading somewhere that while American Psycho was in production, Christian Bale spoke in an American accent the whole time off set, in interviews, etc. which I think is a good example of (sort of) method acting that is probably more helpful and doesnât cross a line.
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The bad example of method acting
Jared Leto: He did random things that didnât actually fit the character, for the sake of âmethod actingâ (he really just wanted to be a dick)
And an example of good method acting
Christian Bale never speaking with his actual accent on set (convinced his co-workers he was American unintentionally)
Learned to (essentially) sweat on command (itâs physically impossible to do it as described but itâs close to what happened)
Didnât do creepy stuff to people he worked with, just acted the same way he would if the cameras were rolling on a scene where he had to act âsaneâ
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My favourite line from Breaking Bad is
âIf you really donât know who I am, then maybe you should tread lightly.â
It embodies everything Walter has become and shows that he knows that he knows about the collateral damage he causes and no longer cares.
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The best acting performance Iâve ever seen was by this kid on Vine. I canât remember who he was, but he really made me FEEL like the road worked ahead.
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Drew didn't mean anything he said in this video. He was just acting. Good acting.
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One example of physical acting I love is Taraji P Henson in Hidden Figures when she physically looks so confident while sheâs in the zone focusing on her work and the other people working react like âwhy sheâs walking around like she belongs here?â And once she sees them her whole body shrinks into itself. No one says anything but it tells a story and it crushed me
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Loved the Hayden praise you gave. His physical acting is outstanding. But on his defence, his 'robotic' line delivery was deliberate. He was supposed to sound flat, because that's how Vader spoke. But yeah, Bryan Cranston's acting in Breaking Bad, has to be some of the greatest acting ever put to screen.
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the Jared Leto stuff always weirded me out. Like if he wasnât âmethod actingâ someone could have pressed charges for harassment. Also how does sending people things in the mail help your acting???
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Holding back tears is substantially more impressive than crying. Some people can cry without having to invoke emotion but to have some emotion trying to burst forward but having to subdue it is not only difficult but also relatable
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How... Are you going to talk about acting and Breaking Bad and not even mention Anna Gunn as Skylar?? That performance has stayed with me for years
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2 years ago
Good acting is me acting like I want to watch this
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