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NEW YORK AP - British actor Ben Whishaw has found himself to be a magnet for important roles

2016-07-16T11:22:08Z

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NEW YORK (AP) - British actor Ben Whishaw has found himself to be a magnet for important roles. They even come back every few years. He did his first Hamlet at 16 as a schoolboy and then again at age 23 to critical acclaim in London. He played John Proctor from "The Crucible" at 15 - and now it has come calling again. Whishaw, considered one of the best stage actors of his generation, makes his Broadway debut this spring in Arthur Miller's classic tale about the Salem witch trials. He's 20 years older and sees the work differently. FILE - In this Oct. 25, 2015 file photo, actor Ben Whishaw poses for photographers upon arrival for the World Premiere of "Spectre" at the Royal Albert Hall in central London. Whishaw, considered one of the best stage actors of his generation, makes his Broadway debut in spring 2016 in Arthur Miller�s classic tale about the Salem witch trials. (Photo by Joel Ryan/Invision/AP, File) "What has occurred to me is that I didn't understand the play very much," he said in his cramped dressing room in the Walter Kerr Theatre, where he makes a cup of tea. "It's a masterpiece so you can understand one element of it but not another. So I think I understood one element of it as a 15-year-old and now as a 35-year-old you see things very differently. It's way more complicated than I remember it." Whishaw joins an impressive cast that features Saoirse Ronan, Sophie Okonedo, Ciaran Hinds, Tavi Gevinson and Jim Norton. Dutch visionary Ivo van Hove, known for stripping down a work to its essence and using minimal props, is directing the revival. Gevinson, who plays Mary Warren, said cast members have been challenged to rethink the Miller play and have leaned on Whishaw. "I couldn't be working with an actor more attentive or thoughtful," she said. Miller wrote the play during the witch-hunting McCarthy era, but set it during the Salem witch trials of 17th-century Massachusetts. It's about mass hysteria that begins when the daughter of the local minister falls mysteriously ill. The cause, rumor says, is witchcraft. And before the gossip has run its course, just about everyone in town is tainted. Whishaw said that as a 15-year-old, he was absorbed by the witches and the bullying. As a 35-year-old, he's exploring the gray among the black and white. "We want to explore the mush that we all live in. John Proctor is good and bad and everything else." It's been a busy 2½ years for Whishaw. He's starred in "In the Heart of the Sea" as Herman Melville, the latest 007 film "Spectre" as the gadget whiz Q, and had smaller parts in the films "The Danish Girl" and "Suffragette." He even voiced Paddington the bear on film. Whishaw's star began to rise after he was picked to play the melancholy Danish prince in Trevor Nunn's production of "Hamlet" at the Old Vic, just six months out of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Critics said his performance deserved to be put alongside Hamlets by Sir Laurence Olivier and Mark Rylance. "I'm not being modest or downplaying it, but it was a lot to do with luck. I was in the right place at the right time," Whishaw said. "It's a very big thing to undertake when you're 23. I didn't really know what I was doing but it was a wonderful time." He grew up north of London with a twin brother and parents unconnected to show business. A trip to the London Palladium to see "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" was his first taste of theater. He left forever changed. "It's everything: It's the theater itself that you're in. It's the orchestra and the colors and the smell of the place," he said. "It's so unguarded, naked, real, isn't it? That's the thing that's magical." ___ Online: website Whishaw revisits an old classic, this time on Broadway If you loved this post and you would like to receive much more facts about [http://suativitaihanoi.vn/sua-chua-tivi-tai-nha-ha-noi/ http://suativitaihanoi.vn/sua-chua-tivi-tai-nha-ha-noi/] kindly visit our own page.

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2016-07-16T09:22:27Z

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2016-07-16T06:57:08Z

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2016-07-16T04:57:58Z

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NEW YORK (AP) - It was the last day of 2015 and Sophie Okonedo was getting ready to go out and have fun at a New Year's Eve party when she got an email that would keep her very sober indeed. It was from the creative team of the Broadway revival of "The Crucible" and they politely wanted to make sure that Okonedo would have all her lines memorized by the first day of rehearsals in a few weeks - and in an American accent. "I thought, 'Oh, my God.' My New Year's Eve party was ruined. I went into complete panic after that," said Okonedo. "But I did come with all that ready. We all did." In this April 26, 2016 photo, actress Sophie Okonedo, who is starring in the Broadway revival of "The Crucible," poses for a portrait in New York. Okonedo was nominated for a Tony Award for her role in the production. (Photo by Scott Gries/Invision/AP) New Year's Eve may have turned into a bummer but audiences on Broadway this spring surely believe it was worth it. The revival of "The Crucible " got four Tony Award nominations, including one for Okonedo. "Sometimes you just have a gut feeling. I hadn't even read the play for years and I just said, 'Yes, I'll do it!'" she recalled. "Then I thought, 'Oh, I should think about this, shouldn't I?' But I didn't have time to think." Dutch visionary director Ivo van Hove has starkly illuminated the paranoia and descent into madness as a small town turns on itself in Arthur Miller's classic tale about the Salem witch trials. "I felt like I understand the panic these people are in," Okonedo said. "You only have to read the news to understand religious fervor or strongly held beliefs by the people in charge and everybody has to follow those beliefs or you're out." It's the English actress' second time on Broadway, having made her debut in 2014 playing Denzel Washington's wife in "A Raisin in the Sun" and winning a Tony for best actress in a featured role. She was actually still in "A Raisin in the Sun" when she was offered the part of Elizabeth Proctor in "The Crucible" by producer Scott Rudin. He wanted her to lead a cast that includes Saoirse Ronan, Ben Whishaw, Tavi Gevinson, Ciaran Hinds and Bill Camp. Camp, who also earned a Tony nomination playing the Rev. John Hale, is in many ways Elizabeth Proctor's nemesis inside the theater but he is a fan of the actress who plays her. "It's just a privilege to have the opportunity to actually look into Sophie Okonedo's eyes and work with her on the stage. The stakes are just about as high as they get. It's just a privilege," he said. "She's quite amazing and she's always working. Always working." Okonedo has put her body and soul and something else into the production - her sweater. Costume designer Wojciech Dziedzic fell in love with the actress' own sweater - known as a "jumper" in England - that she wore during rehearsals. "I thought, 'I don't want to give my own jumper to this production.' But he kept going on about it and we tried every other jumper and jumpers that looked like it. In the end, I said, 'I will donate my jumper to the production.'" She doesn't want it back? "I'll be sick of it by then," she said, laughing. Okonedo, who earned an Oscar nomination for "Hotel Rwanda," was raised in London and studied at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. At the age of about 7, she was watching a variety show on TV when the cast of the musical "Annie" came on. "One of the little orphans was a girl who looked like me. I was so sort of struck by this - that there was someone in the chorus who looked like me - that I thought it was just fantastic. I was going to do what she did," she said. She gravitates toward serious and important work and that trend has continued in two small-screen dramas that she did for the BBC that are due to air in America this fall. In the miniseries "Undercover ," Okonedo plays a human rights lawyer whose 20-year marriage she discovers is based on an explosive lie. And in the latest series of "The Hollow Crown ," Okonedo plays William Shakespeare's Queen Margaret in "Richard II" and "Henry VI." What, no silly movies with aliens? "I think even if I did a frivolous sci-fi, I feel I'd still have to find something in it for myself," she said. "I don't think I'd be good otherwise. I don't think I can just pull faces and make sort of funny voices." ___ Online: website ___ Follow Mark Kennedy on Twitter at website In this April 26, 2016 photo, actress Sophie Okonedo, who is starring in the Broadway revival of "The Crucible," poses for a portrait in New York. Okonedo was nominated for a Tony Award for her role in the production. (Photo by Scott Gries/Invision/AP) If you adored this article so you would like to receive more info concerning [http://suativitaihanoi.vn/sua-chua-tivi-tai-nha-ha-noi/ http://suativitaihanoi.vn/sua-chua-tivi-tai-nha-ha-noi/] i implore you to visit our own website.

Chelsea Clinton: It s surprising not everyone loves my mom

2016-07-16T02:47:15Z

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NEW YORK (AP) - Chelsea Clinton said Tuesday it's surprising to hear her mom is slipping in the polls because she's "my hero." The young Clinton, who has a daughter of her own, says she believes that as more Americans get a chance to hear from Hillary Rodham Clinton they'll understand "why I believe so strongly that she would make a great president." Despite a big fundraising advantage and a slew of endorsements from party leaders, Hillary Clinton's standing with voters has slipped. Multiple polls show a majority of Americans don't find her honest and trustworthy. Chelsea Clinton was asked about those polls on NBC's "Today" show. "I'm not a pundit. I'm a daughter," she said. "And I love and admire my mom." When asked what Hillary Clinton is like as a grandmother, Chelsea Clinton said her mom is always game for singing "The Wheels on the Bus" to baby Charlotte and is helping her learn to walk. When asked whether her mom is a good singer, Chelsea Clinton laughed and said: "Not at all." Chelsea Clinton was interviewed on "Today" about her new book, "It's Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going!" Her book is an illustrated guide for young people looking to become involved in political and social causes. Later Tuesday, she appeared before 200 people at a Barnes & Noble store in New York, the beginning of a 20-city tour. She never referred directly to the upcoming presidential election, but she did mention voter registration as a priority and stated a couple of times that the people in public office made a difference in everyday life. But otherwise, like so many authors with books to promote, she spoke almost exclusively about her work. "It's Your World" is off to a solid start, ranking No. 54 on Amazon.com's best-seller list as of late Tuesday despite a negative review in The New York Times and criticism in The Washington Post that the 402-page book could give kids back problems. The 35-year-old Clinton, interviewed by teen actress, author and magazine publisher Tavi Gevinson, cited a book published during her childhood, "50 Simple Things Kids Can Do to Save the Earth," as a model for her own publication. She described herself as an engaged and conscientious girl who would "obsessively" cut up the plastic rings that held soda 6-packs together because she had read that marine wildlife choked on them. Clinton also remembered listening to National Public Radio with her mother while growing up and praised her mother and her father, Bill Clinton, for pushing her to have opinions and the facts to support them. "That was a tremendous gift that they gave me," she said. She answered a handful of audience questions. One person wanted to know if she might run for office. "I've been asked that question for as long as I can remember," she said to audience laughter, adding that the book and her work with the Clinton Foundation were her priorities for the moment. No one asked her about her mother's Democratic presidential campaign. If you adored this article and you also would like to obtain more info with regards to [http://suativitaihanoi.vn/sua-chua-tivi-tai-nha-ha-noi/ http://suativitaihanoi.vn/sua-chua-tivi-tai-nha-ha-noi/] i implore you to visit our web site.

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