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Sheer Bloody Magic: Conversations With Actresses
Carole Woodis

Sheer Bloody Magic: Conversations With Actresses

conversations with actresses

Trafalgar Square (1992)
9781853811944
| Paperback
241 pages | eng English
$ 1.99 | Value: $ 1.99
Dewey 792/.028/092241
LC Classification PN2597 .S43 1991

Subject

  • & Theater Professionals
  • Actors
  • Directors

Plot

In the past two decades British actresses, from "grand dames" to stars of popular "soaps", have become the focus of media and public attention. But what lies behind the public glamour? The author, a theatre journalist, talks to many of the actresses to find out the reality behind the image. Why for example does Maureen Lipman find the British Telecom ads an albatross round her neck? What does Prunella Scales think of Sybil Fawlty? And how does Sue Johnston deal with her cult following as Sheila in "Brookside"? They, and many others, discuss the merits of working in film rather than stage, classical versus commercial work, radio and television - to reveal the slog behind the mystique of being a contemporary actress.

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Value $ 1.99