21 questions (#3)
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ddavidd replied to gumshuda
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoNot necessary.
His/her work though lives on -
gumshuda replied to ddavidd
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoso the person is dead?
btw, you did say yes for a living person to mark -
mossgirl19
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoIs he a hollywood actor? Is he american? Is he british? Is he black? Is he white?
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ddavidd replied to gumshuda
8 years ago, updated 7 years agorefresh my memory, I do not remember I said such a thing
I know for sure he is dead
I checked. I said yes for a living person in oppose to dead object. Because until then we were just talking about things, not living persons.
I should have specified. My bad -
ddavidd replied to mossgirl19
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoHaha so many question packed together.
This line of questioning you are going to narrow it down in no time.
yes
yes
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mossgirl19
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoHaha sorry my dear haha,,,okay I don't know many american actors, is his name Tom?
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ddavidd replied to mossgirl19
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoNo Tom
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silvershoes
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoDid they die less than ten years ago?
Were they over age 60 when they died? -
ddavidd replied to silvershoes
8 years ago, updated 7 years agomore than 10
more than 60 -
ddavidd
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoHe won his first Oscar in 1955 after being nominated four years on the row and each and every one of those who he did not win were considered highway robbery.
He was considered the best actor in the history.
He was a social activist, humanitarian, and one of the biggest talent of 20th century, He rejected the second Oscar for the iconic movie Godfather for objecting to the treatment on Native Indian in Hollywood movies:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QUacU0I4yU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3YpTBDrgiY -
ddavidd
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoTwo must see clips of magnificent acting::
Scene from "Last Tango in Paris": crying over his dead wife's body. They say no one else ever would be able to pull off such great piece of acting:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wh4XkC0-_Zc
For this few minutes acting he got his last Oscar nomination. Putting Apartheid in trial in "A Dry White Season":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GK_LT4ZghNk -
ddavidd replied to Mark
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoI know. He was only 28 then. Being that young and American, with no Shakespearian experience yet hoisting your neck in front of a very mature, top notch experienced Shakespearian, from British academy of acting like James Mason, playing Shakespeare like that, is unprecedented. They notice then, how extremely talented he was
Those clips that I pasted in my last post are must see. As a poet, it is imperative to be able to understand what real acting is all about. In spirt there are not much difference between masterpieces of both branches of art. Just true artists ( or people with true understanding of art) can see that. -
mossgirl19 replied to Mark
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoMark I am honestly so blank about this.
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ddavidd
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoIs it something tangible ( able to touch)
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ddavidd
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoIs it a place, a book, a statue ?
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ddavidd
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoIs it in America. is it in Australia, Is it in Europe, Asia, Africa ??
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ddavidd
8 years ago, updated 7 years agois it a country ??
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ddavidd
8 years ago, updated 7 years agois it in a country?
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ddavidd
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoWas the one whose name was honored a politician ?
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ddavidd
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoFrance? Germany?
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ddavidd
8 years ago, updated 7 years agoLeningrad?
Stalingrad?
