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можно таким быть..........................
Изгнанница
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и еще таким
и ваще
картинка, а не мужчина
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Talk about that scene where he descends into madness and has to confront his nemesis played by Patrick Wilson.
GB: I loved the lair scene. It was the most powerful thing I ever did as an actor. That was six days back to back where I was in prosthetic make-up, not sleeping and coming on set with tears streaming, losing my mind. I know that inside me when I was looking into the eyes of Patrick Wilson it broke my heart. I almost killed him (by tightening the rope around his neck) and literally I was about to break his neck. He endured the lot in that scene and never bitched. :)Сильный мужчина мистер Вилсон:)
Q: What do you remember about the audition for composer Andrew Lloyd Webber?
A: I support the Celtic football team which was in the semi-final for the European cup and it was the first time they've been in for many years. I went to the game the night before (the audition) in Glasgow with all my crazy Glaswegian friends who screamed at the top of their lungs the whole night and I had to sit there and clap to protect my voice because I was singing for Andrew Lloyd Webber the next day in London. I wasn't nervous. I treated this whole thing as an interesting idea because it was kind of unusual that they came to me in the first place. In the moment of doing the audition it was exceptionally nerve-wracking when Simon Lee the musical director started playing the piano in a drawing room at Andrew's house and (the director) Joel (Schumacher) was sitting right in front of me with a big smile on his face because he so appreciated what I was going through. Andrew was sitting in the back with his arm clapped over his face. I suddenly thought, "what the hell am I doing here?' I had never had a singing lesson in my life and it was all new to me. My right leg started shaking and I honestly couldn't control it and Simon Lee started having a fit on the piano inhaling dramatically. I thought, "what's the matter with him, I'm one who was nervous!' He told me afterwards that he was trying to tell me to breathe because apparently I wasn't.
:)Начинаем болеть за Селтик:)
What was it like living and breathing the music of the Phantom of The Opera?
GB: It had its pluses and minuses at the time. But if you abandoned yourself to that world and that character and that period surrounded by extras in the same period clothing and costumes and listening to that music all the time, you give in and you let that music become a part of your soul. Then you can live it and breathe it which is really what I was trying to do. I went from somebody who didn't sing to somebody who didn't speak. For the longest time all I was doing was singing. I remember I had serious problems expressing myself (by talking). (It was funny) to see the crew who were big heavy guys with tattoos who probably had bulldogs at home who were plasterers and carpenters with their butt cracks hanging out walking around (singing) "Past the point of no return!' and whistling (the song) Masquerade because you were hearing this music all the time. There's a lot worse music to have floating around in your head.
:)Представьте только сию картину...:)
What was your singing experience prior to this role?
GB: I sung in a rock band with no formal singing training. We're talking (singing) The Doors, a bit of Eric Clapton, Jimmy Hendrix and a lot of our own covers but it was more rock n' roll music. We were called Speed and we weren't signed. I was training to be a lawyer at the time. I was president of the law society at Glasgow University and my bass guitarist was my secretary of my law society; the lead guitarist and writer worked at the law firm that I worked.
:)Группа юристов-приколистов:)
When did the acting bug bite you?
GB: I was twelve years old and I was in (the musical) Oliver in the workhouse of Fagan's gang. It was a dream for me performing at the Glasgow Kings Theater and having my family come and watch me. I was in that because the (acting) bug hit me then. The bug came and went and then I was fifteen I was possessed after this dream that I had. I was living in this fantasy world which was inspired by a movie I had watched called Krull which is actually crap (but it wasn't then when I was fifteen). I went to my mom the next day and I said, "I have to be an actor.' And it (the bug) went away again when I was at school and I chose law, only to find that when I was training as a lawyer that it wasn't for me so I became an actor.
:)Муха прилетала и улетала:)
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