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āI think thereās a misnomer that what we do is unconscious. Itās always conscious. When youāre an actor, youāre reading the script to get a sense of the character, but youāre also thinking, How does she move? How does she speak? How does she see herself? How does she want the world to see her? There can be a sense of allowing things to happen to you [on a set], but youāve done a lot of preparation to get there. Actors are very, very aware of what theyāre creating.ā
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Kingsley Ben-Adir has become very familiar to television audiences from his appearances on the Netflix drama The OA and the BBC series Peaky Blinders, along with a breakout role as Malcolm X in the acclaimed film One Night In Miami... Now, he's back on the big screen playing another larger than life role, starring as legendary reggae artist Bob Marley in the new biopic Bob Marley: One Love. As he did with Malcolm X and with his role as President Barack Obama in the miniseries The Comey Rule, Ben-Adir spoke about how he took a very distinct approach to playing a real-life character like Marley and explained his process.Ā
Bob Marley: One Love opens in theaters on February 14.
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Richard Redgrave The Governess oil painting, 1844. Detail.Ā Victoria and Albert Museum, London āYouāre a governess?ā To save her younger brother from poverty and her country from invasion, Simone must sound like anything but an English governess. The audiobook version of Barbara Metzgerās Regency Romance THE SCANDALOUS LIFE OF A TRUE LADY is now available on Audible UK, Audible US, Amazon andā¦
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Love: Anton.
āAnyone that has a creative bone in their body can relate to him and will be inspired to do more.ā As the documentary Love, Antosha comes to streaming services, filmmaker Garret Price talks to us about his directorial debut, and what made Anton Yelchin a once-in-a-generation talent.
When Star Trek star and indie film hero Anton Yelchin died in a tragic accident in June 2016 he was just 27 years of age. At the time, he had been preparing his directorial debut, Travis. The feature-length documentary Love, Antosha isnāt interested in exploring Yelchinās death, however. It is a film about his life, about his boundless talent, which would have led to a long and varied creative career, and about the effect he had on his fellow cast and crew, including Kristen Stewart, Chris Pine and the late Martin Landau.
The deep well of footage in the film was collected throughout Antonās life by his parents, the Russian-Jewish couple Irina Korina and Viktor Yelchin. They were star figure-skaters for the Leningrad Ice Ballet for fifteen years, before migrating to America to escape religious persecution. Anton was terribly close to his parents and the film takes its title from the sign-off he used in his affectionate letters to his mother.
Love, Antosha premiered to glowing praise from fans and film lovers at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival and again upon its August cinematic release. āThis is the only time Iāve fully sobbed in theaters,ā Letterboxd member Steven Thomas wrote. While āit [may] not be reinventing the wheel or doing anything newā said Mitchell Beaupre, āit is a really touching and impactful tribute to a tremendous actor, and by all accounts a tremendous person.ā
Yelchinās parents first approached director Drake Doremus to make the documentary, because he had grown close to Anton after the Sundance 2011 smash Like Crazy. Doremus, whose new film Endings, Beginnings had its world premiere at TIFF 2019, felt the project needed a more objective eye. He pulled in Garret Priceāprimarily known as a film editor for documentaries such as The Director and the Jedi and Janis: Little Girl Blueāwith the idea that it would be the perfect project for Priceās first time as a director.
We talked to Garret Price on the eve of the filmās streaming launch.
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