On Actors And the Art of Acting
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But it is quite wrong ; his language is not " measured, musical, and incisive," his manner decidedly not " typical and pictorial." Sanson, with his satirical bonhomie in " Le Fils de Giboyer," has been much admired, because, having to act the Marquis d'Auberive, he was so precisely like a French nobleman of the old regime. His business, he should have learnt, was not to resemble a real marquis, but to " impress the idealised image " of a marquis upon the spectator's mind. The terrible reality o...f Delaunay's acting in the last scene of " On ne Badine pas avec F Amour " has made many Spectators shudder ; but then it is so perfectly natural, the expressions are not the least " sublimated." ' If he knew more of the French stage, he would, I think, have paused before writing such a passage. He would know that Rachel was supreme in virtue of those very qualities which he asserts the French actors to have relinquished in their hankering after nature ; he would know that Mdme. Plessy is the most musical, the most measured, the most incisive speaker (whether of 124 ON ACTORS AND THE ART OF ACTING.
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But it is quite wrong ; his language is not " measured, musical, and incisive," his manner decidedly not " typical and pictorial." Sanson, with his satirical bonhomie in " Le Fils de Giboyer," has been much admired, because, having to act the Marquis d'Auberive, he was so precisely like a French nobleman of the old regime. His business, he should have learnt, was not to resemble a real marquis, but to " impress the idealised image " of a marquis upon the spectator's mind. The terrible reality o...f Delaunay's acting in the last scene of " On ne Badine pas avec F Amour " has made many Spectators shudder ; but then it is so perfectly natural, the expressions are not the least " sublimated." ' If he knew more of the French stage, he would, I think, have paused before writing such a passage. He would know that Rachel was supreme in virtue of those very qualities which he asserts the French actors to have relinquished in their hankering after nature ; he would know that Mdme. Plessy is the most musical, the most measured, the most incisive speaker (whether of 124 ON ACTORS AND THE ART OF ACTING.
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