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Milton Justice
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2006
Stella • Love and Depth
A running theme of Stella's was that we were never finding the depth of ideas, their size. Here she takes love and romance and lifts the idea.
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Stella Adler • Actor Size.mov
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Selection presented during a lecture at the Y by Vicki Wilson on the occasion of publication of: Stella Adler on America's Master Playwrights
Stella Adler on Ibsen - 2 (1)
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Unfortunately I only have about fifteen minutes of this class. There is some very interesting discussion about activities in the place living in a circumstance that is a big part of the Adler technique.
Stella Adler on Ibsen
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Introductory class in text analysis, which leads into first lecture on Ibsen. From the mid-seventies
Stella Adler - Three Sisters (3)
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This the rest of a lecture on Act 3 of Three Sisters. At the end of the lecture there is an audio tape of Stanislavski's production from the Moscow Art Theater.
Stella Adler - Three Sisters (2)
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Continuation of Stella's lecture on the third act of Three Sisters
Stella Adler - Three Sisters (1)
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Stella Adler script analysis class. From a lecture on Act Three of Chekhov's Three Sisters.
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I'm only 5 feet tall! th-cam.com/video/6E3CgDZevG0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=k4L_-9x_C7pGMmdp
OMG I love her!
They Sure Don't Make Them Like They Used To
Great great great! Thank you!
So people have always been bitching about actors.
An Ibsen character enters and says "I came from the north". Stella explained that coming from the north was immensely dangerous and a risk of one's life. She added that too many students would think that line was just boring exposition.
Three Sisters is one of my favourite plays.. Seeing Johnathan Miller's production, particularly the final act, was one of the greatest experiences of my theatre going life.
A little over a minute long, and I am aching to be more. Thank you.
What an excellent TH-cam channel. Thank you. God bless you. Hello from Moscow. Subscribed.
Yikes! Talk about a drama Queen! 😁
This is the first time I'm seeing this. Hmmm......
She was a brilliant teacher. Really wants you to understand the text.
Incredible Video !🙏
Deep!
I love these people on here that dispute what she is saying...or her way of achieving it. Who in the hell are you?? Who are your pupils. What is your legacy?? Who has ever spoken your name?? The world still speaks of Adler. Enough said.
I can't hear this this video was mute ? Why
Thank you, Milton Justice, for posting these videos. Stella Adler was brilliant and her teaching is still as valuable today.
Thank you for posting. She was a force.
Please post any lessons of Stella Adler or or interviews with actors discussing the teachings of the brilliant Stella Adler as they would be extremely helpful to anyone lucky enough to see them. Thanks for the great videos.
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Too melodramatic for my test. Abnormal.
boo you
I'm watching these again. This is so Awesome, Milton!! It's Javi here.
m.th-cam.com/video/hEtoaufYDbM/w-d-xo.html
What's the source of these videos and do you know how to get the whole thing?
Is there a way to see the rest of this video?
Ms Adler had a great passion for the theatre. But her manner in class was more about her than her students. She hoped to force actors to act well but that can never be. Relaxation is basic to the Stanislavski System Stella espoused.
"I think we finally have to get to know what the hell is realism." Yes, indeed, but I doubt we ever will.
Thank you for uploading this @MiltonJustice
Milton-what a gift! Totally agree with what you said about going to church. Thank you for sharing!
Hahaha! re: "Hamlet owned Denmark..." 😅
Before British actors took over Hollywood.
british actors still are bad. it's the others that got worse.
She is very smart.
What is this phrase? th-cam.com/video/kf6UM_vXZN8/w-d-xo.htmlm12s
Pentameter.
thanks
Iambic pentameter - it's the supposed way Shakespeare wrote his dialogue to be performed in a certain rhythm.
She was fascinating.Just an elegance in her whole manner.
I come back to these clips again and again... Each time I hear it more fully. Stella is absolutely brilliant here! Truly. I cannot thank you enough for sharing these!!! ♥
Thank you so much!
hey there. i'm not english. my ears sux. can anyone help me? what does she say : an idea in language that is not .... ?
+Callicles soixante quinze Iambic pentameter
I looked it up....amazingly same as it sounds. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iambic_pentameter
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
This message can be very relevant in difficult times. Happy Birthday, madame Aquarius!
Nice!
These are great! Where on earth did you get them all?
I've tried to find THIS play. along w/ others of the last 10-15 years ( 'Calico', for example) of British production other than 'Shakespeare'. Preferably DVD, I hope to view an experience an entire play if they exist on film & are offered to the general public. You Tube is an option for me now too. I contacted BBC Productions, which said they are not available Q & A. Months later, I am no further. Any suggestions ? I'd appreciate...!
something to do with copyrights.
greenspringvalley Copyrights issue = par for course. But TY for answering ! : - ) I actually forgot about this posting, but not wanting to watch the Romola Garai theatre productions somehow ...
She says at 1:07 two plays that are epic in size...but I can't understand her. What are they?
iBrad Bingham She's talking about Peer Gynt and Brand (Ibsen plays)
Ibsen changed his style to Realism not long after he wrote these two plays!!!
Yeah? So what is your point. If you want it done right and you want it done well, you gotta give your all. That is not just theater. That is everything.
I think i misunderstood, can someone clarify? I took this to meaning she thought British actors couldn't play this part - and thus worse than american actors? Also what was she saying about being "nice" in a role is wrong?
She was commenting on the times. At the time British actors were very opposed to this kind of acting. They thought acting was simple, technical, straightforward, and a little shallow if you ask me. NOWADAYS the UK has adopted these techniques and ideals and if anything some of the best modern actors in film and theatre come from there (a couple prime examples would be Daniel Day-Lewis, Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart etc). Their look on the arts has changed drastically, and there are fewer British actors going into acting for the sake of fame and glamour whereas in America that is current. American acting has currently descended into a base form where most view acting as either too simple or the IT'S ALL ABOUT ME effect which means the acting lies in you and your memories and your past and nothing to do with the script at hand. However there are very few successful modern day American actors who take either of those approaches (examples like Amy Adams, Meryl Streep, Al Pacino, Kevin Spacey, Paul Dano).
***** hey there. i'm not english. my ears sux. can anyone help me? what does she say : an idea in language that is not .... ?
These videos are gems! She is so wonderfully fluid - they way she can read something and feel the heartbreak of it all instantly, and then come out of it and continue the lecture. Just beautiful! (^__^)
She reminds me of my professor in my college omg ! I enjoyed it thanks for uploading these videos
I love this. And She is simply genius.
stellar perfomances from all the actors who were trained by Adler....