It's kinda nutty how good their American accents are. Especially James McArdle - it was bizarre watching him perfectly nail that balance of a gay Jewish New Yorker (I've known quite a few) when he's talking in a thick brogue outside of the show.
He can also be seen in Man in an Orange Shirt on PBS.org. I had no idea he was the same actor in both of these until someone pointed this out to me....what an incredible range!
Love them. And loved what James McArdle said about NT live and everything, as a Scandinavian that was the reason I got to see the play; so grateful for it.
I saw "Angels in America" during this run and he was right, at the end of 4 hours in your seat when that angel crashes through the ceiling, the theatre is electrified and you want Part 2 to start immediately.
They sounded so naturally and they appear to be deeply in love. It is just the time of life for them: enjoying career success while in love. Congraduations!
I’ve watched this interview twice and it’s my favorite thing😂😂 I’m a big fan of the play :) What they talk about😂: “I love the Mean Girls musical so much.” “This show has so many themes, oml” “You’re so pretty, Denise💖” “I don’t wanna play Harper again, ughh😭” “My ‘Democracy in America’ speech, wow.”
So, they basically just cast an Indian Denise Gough. Part of the charm is the fact she's buried her Irish accent but it keeps breaking the surface. Looking forward to hearing what the new girl brings.. I guess.
This is very interesting and they have great chemistry, but I feel like they are exhausted and ranting about other people in the cast. Or maybe other productions they've seen.
What ?! They were really passionate about the play and the political climate right now and they perfectly balanced talking about serious stuff but also being funny as well. These two are very serious stage actors.
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It's kinda nutty how good their American accents are. Especially James McArdle - it was bizarre watching him perfectly nail that balance of a gay Jewish New Yorker (I've known quite a few) when he's talking in a thick brogue outside of the show.
He can also be seen in Man in an Orange Shirt on PBS.org. I had no idea he was the same actor in both of these until someone pointed this out to me....what an incredible range!
Love them. And loved what James McArdle said about NT live and everything, as a Scandinavian that was the reason I got to see the play; so grateful for it.
I saw "Angels in America" during this run and he was right, at the end of 4 hours in your seat when that angel crashes through the ceiling, the theatre is electrified and you want Part 2 to start immediately.
And now they're both in Andor, wow.
They sounded so naturally and they appear to be deeply in love. It is just the time of life for them: enjoying career success while in love. Congraduations!
I’ve watched this interview twice and it’s my favorite thing😂😂 I’m a big fan of the play :)
What they talk about😂:
“I love the Mean Girls musical so much.” “This show has so many themes, oml” “You’re so pretty, Denise💖” “I don’t wanna play Harper again, ughh😭” “My ‘Democracy in America’ speech, wow.”
I only hear Yennefer.
My goodness they are so funny! I love James accent!
15:48 Denise in this show!! Man she was so amazing ❤
Love these two
Bravo to both !! Theater HAS to be political
Denise fucking Gough !
Yennifer?
So, they basically just cast an Indian Denise Gough.
Part of the charm is the fact she's buried her Irish accent but it keeps breaking the surface.
Looking forward to hearing what the new girl brings.. I guess.
Nothing but Yenn
Dedra AND Timm?
11:27 (and a few minutes) especially good
YENNEFER!!
This is very interesting and they have great chemistry, but I feel like they are exhausted and ranting about other people in the cast. Or maybe other productions they've seen.
What ?! They were really passionate about the play and the political climate right now and they perfectly balanced talking about serious stuff but also being funny as well. These two are very serious stage actors.
All i hear is Yennefer of Vengerberg.