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... performance ; they seemed to control emotions by " prodding " rather than forcing responses . In essence , these three observations , coupled with an emphasis upon voice , face , and body , became the principle guidelines of the ...
... performance ; they seemed to control emotions by " prodding " rather than forcing responses . In essence , these three observations , coupled with an emphasis upon voice , face , and body , became the principle guidelines of the ...
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... performance was arranged , permitting American actors to see the M.A.T. in practice . John Barrymore , who had been criticized for his " eyebrow acting , " said it was " the most amazing performance I have ever had by a million miles in ...
... performance was arranged , permitting American actors to see the M.A.T. in practice . John Barrymore , who had been criticized for his " eyebrow acting , " said it was " the most amazing performance I have ever had by a million miles in ...
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... performance that was quite different in style from his earlier works . " 10 A thorough and detailed analysis of Boleslavski's directorial style in film concluded : The main objective which Boleslavski accomplished with his actors was to ...
... performance that was quite different in style from his earlier works . " 10 A thorough and detailed analysis of Boleslavski's directorial style in film concluded : The main objective which Boleslavski accomplished with his actors was to ...
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