Why on earth do we need new actors in the future???

heathernmoore heathernmoore at yahoo.com
Wed Dec 19 00:50:10 UTC 2001


--- In HPFGU-Movie at y..., "norsecode" <norsecode at y...> wrote:
> > I agree with SO much of what you said, Dawn! 
> 
> GMTA!  :)
> 
> > I can't STAND "Hollywood" kids! I want them to stay as innocent as 
> > possible. Hopefully their parents will try to keep them that way.
> 
> I get every impression that Mr. Radcliffe will work hard to keep his 
> son in check.  He didn't even want Dan to do the movie at first, I 
> think, for that reason.  And Dan seems sincerely determined not to 
> let anything change either.  So, I do have strong hopes where he is 
> concerned, which is good since he's THE most important character.
> 
> As for Emma Watson and Rupert Grint.  I really don't know.  Rupert 
> feels he was BORN to play this role, but perhaps he may get too into 
> the Hollywood scene.
> 
> One other good thing though, is that although WB (ie. Hollywood) 
> funded the movie, it seemed to be strongly grounded in English 
> workings.  People in the entertainment industry in Britain never seem 
> as (collectively) shallow and fame-obsessed as their American 
> counterparts.
> 
> Dawn 



  I've always heard it said by friends who work in the film industry that in Britain, the standard actor attitude is that acting is their bread-and-butter job and occupation, and they relate to it in the same way that, say, a computer programmer relates to his job.  Whereas once American actors become Names, no matter how down-to-earth they remain in their likes and dislikes, they have a tendency to think of acting as a birthright and artistic lifestyle.  





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