Over Kathleen Turner's forty-year career, she has developed an instinctual knowledge of what it takes to be a successful actor. In conversations with film professor Dustin Morrow, she shares her lessons with the world.
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Kathleen Turner on acting: conversations about film, television, and theater
2018
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151073547X 9781510735477
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Working with the script
Directing yourself
Working with directors
Collaborating with other artists
In the beginning...
Lessons learned from working in television
Choosing roles
Body Heat
The Man with Two Brains
Romancing the Stone
Crimes of Passion
Prizzi's Honor
Peggy Sue Got Married
The Accidental Tourist
The War of the Roses
Serial Mom
The Virgin Suicides
The Perfect Family
Working with edgy material
Acting in film
The state versus the screen
Acting in the theater
The intimacy of the theater
Camille
Reading reviews
The Graduate
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Indiscretions
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
High
Red Hot Patriot
Mother Courage and Her Children
The Year of Magical Thinking
The life of an actor
Fame, aging and vanity
Using the voice
Advice for developing actors
Studying acting
The process of auditioning
Dealing with rejection
Working in the industry
Teaching acting
Acting and daily life
Looking ahead and moving forward
A closer look at the film performances.
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