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Quotes about character
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The genre of fantasy is about magic and occult characters. (Cross David)
Then I got the books, A Wizard of Earthsea and The Tombs of Atuan, read them and totally fell in love with the character. (Cross David)
Frank Nitti was in fact a very intelligent guy. It was a very interesting exercise to make these characters as human as possible. (Cross David)
Actually, I get a little say in what my character would or wouldn't do. (Cross David)
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“I don't tend to think of these characters as losers. I like the struggles that people have, people who are feeling like they don't fit into society, because I still sort of feel that way.” (Cross David)
“I had to focus and create a character [in Bagger Vance], not just do my” (Cross David)
Take characters that Nicholson or De Niro play: they're not always tough. (Cross David)
Teddy was such a media hound. I was able to study a number of newsreels of him. He had lots of energy despite only sleeping four or five hours and reading several books a night. Had a high I.Q. and photographic memory, spoke several languages. (Cross David)
The Big Chill is one of those things that everybody can identify with. Between eight characters, they can pick somebody who's somewhat like them. (Cross David)
There was no script, so John Milius came in. He's a history fanatic. It turned out that Teddy Roosevelt is Milius' favorite person in history. (Cross David)
All in all, Kirk's character is something I am very proud of. (Cross David)
Captain Kirk has been a source of pleasure and income for a long time. (Cross David)
The character I play is a wonderful compilation of things I hate about myself and things I love about myself and things that I've invented to make her even more interesting than me. (Cross David)
A good character makes your job a lot easier, I know it sounds corny but a really well written character makes it. (Cross David)
I'm always attracted to the vulnerable character more than I am the superhero. That's not interesting to me. I don't know anybody like that. (Cross David)
Not that I think improv is bad, but I just rely more on a character than trying to think of something to say. If something comes out, it comes out. (Cross David)
There's a lot of balancing involved, especially when you have people knowing what you do and associate you with certain types of characters. (Cross David)
What it all really comes down to is reading a character that you think that you can do well. That's the hard part. finding that, and you hope that it falls into something like the war picture or the western. (Cross David)
“It's great that after 700 years William Wallace has finally had a proper burial. He did so much for the country. You should be proud of what you have achieved through devolution.” (Cross David)
“I think she was much closer to the character than she thought.” (Cross David)
I was held hostage and almost executed by a man who was robbing us in the middle of the night. (Cross David)
“Then I went to Europe and returned to the preparation of the Hannibal character. So I went hiking up into the Alps. I was deeply engaged in weapons training, riding elephants.” (Cross David)
To me, Ghandi's a really inspiring character because he understood that in the structure of the world he lived in - that untouchability had to end. (Cross David)
Thomas McGuane's characters are always a little quirky, but they're so rich, so expressive. There isn't an actor around who wouldn't kill to play one of them. (Cross David)
I think that acting involves doing your job so well that you are able to help the viewer identify with the character. (Cross David)
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