Jonathan Groff on Playing King George III in ‘Hamilton’: “I rehearsed for about a day, and then went into the show”
Can you even imagine stepping into the role of King George in Hamilton with barely any time to prepare?
Can you even imagine stepping into the role of King George in Hamilton with barely any time to prepare?
Actress Lina Esco talks about the casting process and the responsibility she feels in portraying the role among the male characters.
“I’m kind of a workhorse. It takes a toll” – Sam Rockwell
“I went from being a person who was doing moderately successful videos online and working as a moderately successful TV writer and aspiring to do this to having a Golden Globe.” – Rachel Bloom
“I come from theater, and that’s my favorite part of doing a play, just rehearsing it.” – Lee Pace
Oldman spoke about playing Churchill and avoiding doing impressions as an actor.
“It’s a capricious old game, the world of being an actor. The pitfalls are many, and you have to be tough as old boots to stay at the table.” – Pierce Brosnan
D’Arcy Carden reveals how technology has influenced her performance and reveals the complex audition process for the unique role.
“In TV, I never wanted my size to be the butt of the joke, or my bigness.” – Eric Stonestreet
“As an actor, you should feel like you’re wrestling the material, like it’s using up your energy and your resources.” – Domnhall Gleeson
“The character that I play, and the behavior that he exhibits, was kind of all that I was told.” – Sonny Valicenti on His Audition
“You very quickly realize there’s a certain iconography and a power to wearing one of these suits.” – Griffin Newman
“There was a time when I was a job actor and I didn’t know what I wanted to learn from it – I just wanted to get paid.” – Idris Elba
McDormand talks about her unique approach to her career and uses her latest acclaimed role as an example.
“You don’t know how the universe is gonna work for us. But all this plays a part in our journey” – JB Smoove
Washington explains why he turned down a role — and how it worked out for the best.
“The bottom line of drama is to be truthful, the bottom line of comedy is to be funny, and they are different.” – Eddie Izzard
Dafoe spoke about why he seeks out unique projects… and why that doesn’t include television work
“I’ve never worked this much in my life, period, and I’ve never been in the show this much and had so much thrown at me.” – Evan Peters
“Weirdly, I don’t look at the lines ever before I go to set. You can always absorb it during rehearsal.” – Jason Isaacs