The actor famous for being game for anything talks about his passion for physical theatre, his attraction to strong directors – but declines to comment on the size of his penis
WEITERLESEN... »Einträge mit dem Schlagwort Theatre
Richard Griffiths obituary
Actor of geniality, grace and solemnity, who excelled in playing characters on the margins of society
WEITERLESEN... »Ben Whishaw: ‘I feel I’m always in the dark’
From Hamlet to Skyfall, The Hour to Cloud Atlas, Ben Whishaw’s success and versatility are in no doubt. Yet, as he takes on a new role in Peter and Alice opposite his heroine, Judi Dench, he reveals that he is still unsure of himself
WEITERLESEN... »Portrait of the artist: Kristin Scott Thomas
The English Patient star talks about her big breakthrough, bad reviews – and why her worst performance is always screening on cable TV
WEITERLESEN... »Phil Davis: Unsung hero of British character acting
Triple Oscar-winner Daniel Day-Lewis has cited the vanity-free actor Phil Davis as a key inspiration, alongside Brando and Streep. Is it time the star of Quadrophenia and Whitechapel was recognised as a British acting great?
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Sam Mendes turns down Skyfall follow-up
In spite of its success, the director has declined the chance to direct another Bond film, citing theatre projects as a priority
WEITERLESEN... »Rupert Everett scoops Sheridan Morley prize for memoir Vanished Years
Judges reward ‘surprising, hilarious and wise’ follow-up to British actor’s first autobiography Red Carpets and Other Banana Skins
WEITERLESEN... »Director Joe Wright: ‘I go nuts if I’m idle’
Why has the director of Atonement and Anna Karenina decided to make his theatre debut with a Victorian farce hardly anyone’s heard of?
WEITERLESEN... »Les Miserables
Tom Hooper’s film is a colossal effort – after 158 minutes, you really have experienced something. It’s just not clear what
WEITERLESEN... »2013 theatre preview: Helen Mirren gets another crack at the Queen and Peter Pan meets Alice in Wonderland
It looks set to be an intriguing year on stage that will also see Philip Pullman take on Cinderella and the RSC tackle Voltaire
WEITERLESEN... »David Morrissey: ‘Acting gave me a life’
Theatre was David Morrissey’s first love, making him a star at home, and now in the US, via a major role in hit zombie drama The Walking Dead. But is acting becoming a closed profession?
WEITERLESEN... »The Cat on a Hit Tin Roof film may be censored – but in some ways it’s superior
At the prompting of Guardian readers, film critic Peter Bradshaw revisits Richard Brooks’s 1958 adaptation, which delivers a homosexual hero paralysed with self-hatred
WEITERLESEN... »Tony awards 2012: Once scoops nine gongs on night of upsets
Disney’s Newsies is beaten to best musical and British comic actor James Corden wins best actor in a play
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