Circles of Time by Phillip Rock
Circles of Time by Phillip Rock
Summary from the publisher:
A generation has been lost on the…
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Are you following Les Mean Girls?
Seriously, go follow Les Mean Girls.
*goes back to laughing hysterically*
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Me. Most every Wednesday.
Truth.
Blog entry from Copenhagen’s director.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/radio3/2013/01/copenhagen—-the-directors-blo.shtml
But a drama about the uncertainty of a character’s motivation presents an interesting dilemma to actors and director, who are more used to asking ‘why am I doing what I’m doing?’ and making a decision one way or another. Fortunately, I had a terrifically bright and engaged cast – Simon Russell Beale, Benedict Cumberbatch and Greta Scacchi – who were more than capable of taking on these mind games.
In Simon and Benedict’s portrayals of Bohr and Heisenberg, we worked on creating a real sense of a friendship that has become strained, but that was once incredibly close – the friendship between an eminent physicist and his mercury-witted protégé, or between a father-figure and his adopted son. And Greta, as Margrethe Bohr, presents a fiercely intelligent woman, torn between her inherent instinct towards graciousness and hospitality, and her irritation with Heisenberg.
It seems the Cumberbatch is doing a radio play of Copenhagen.
Must find now.
(via cumberbatchweb)
“It doesn’t seem to want to go!”
Ahahahaha! And it’s Sherlock!
True.
Your afternoon photo break.
Yup.
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