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... Barrymore , and John Barrymore . Critics generally agreed that Boleslavski achieved the highest sense of realism from his actors . One reviewer acclaimed the Boleslavski actor who " plays with restraint , and thanks to direction , gives ...
... Barrymore , and John Barrymore . Critics generally agreed that Boleslavski achieved the highest sense of realism from his actors . One reviewer acclaimed the Boleslavski actor who " plays with restraint , and thanks to direction , gives ...
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... John Barrymore , " Theatre Magazine , July 1916 , 23 . Realistic acting in America was based upon European theories and controversies dating back to Denis Diderot's The Paradox of Acting ( 1830 ) and François Talma's " Reflections on ...
... John Barrymore , " Theatre Magazine , July 1916 , 23 . Realistic acting in America was based upon European theories and controversies dating back to Denis Diderot's The Paradox of Acting ( 1830 ) and François Talma's " Reflections on ...
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... Barrymore , Lionel . " The Actor . " In Behind the Screen : How Films Are Made . Edited by Stephen Watts . London ... John Barrymore . " Theatre Magazine , July 1916 , 23 . Bush , W. Stephen . " Belasco on Motion Pictures Bibliography 107.
... Barrymore , Lionel . " The Actor . " In Behind the Screen : How Films Are Made . Edited by Stephen Watts . London ... John Barrymore . " Theatre Magazine , July 1916 , 23 . Bush , W. Stephen . " Belasco on Motion Pictures Bibliography 107.
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