Me gusta el ejercicio que hace "The New York Times" con 14 actores en The Hollywood Issue. Les pide que representen las emociones y actitudes más comunes en el mundo del cine. Y lo hacen: Javier Bardem, James Franco, Natalie Portman, Noomi Rapace, Chloë Moretz, Matt Damon, Michael Douglas, Tilda Swinton y Robert Duvall, entre otros.
Excelente producción, buen trabajo y grandes profesionales. Así lo presentan en el periódico:
"In the past, we have invited the year’s great performers to be themselves for the camera and, on video, to talk about what they do. This year, we asked them to do it: to show us — in a few gestures and with a few props but without dialogue or story — what acting is. And here they are, striking some of the classic attitudes of cinema, turning their bodies and faces into instruments of pure, deep and enigmatic emotion".
Excelente producción, buen trabajo y grandes profesionales. Así lo presentan en el periódico:
"In the past, we have invited the year’s great performers to be themselves for the camera and, on video, to talk about what they do. This year, we asked them to do it: to show us — in a few gestures and with a few props but without dialogue or story — what acting is. And here they are, striking some of the classic attitudes of cinema, turning their bodies and faces into instruments of pure, deep and enigmatic emotion".
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