Dan shy? Re: [HPFGU-Movie] Re: Daniel Interview [Rosie]/E

[Scully931]

I agree. I have a degree in acting. And, while a majority of actors 
I've worked with are outgoing, there are plenty who aren't. It has 
nothing to do with how they come across on screen. After all, just 
look at the roles people play! I mean, I've played some pretty racy 
roles and I'm a really innocent type person. Dan can certainly be a 
shy, well mannered young man, then turn around and act the part of a 
wizard who defeats a dark lord. And, I find his shyness REALLY 
endearing. 

(Yes, I am joining that "too old to have a crush on Dan support 
group." I was relieved to hear other people have the same feeling. I 
mean, I'm not old enough to be his mom or anything, but WAY to old 
to date him. Now, anyway. ;-) hehe. I just want to look at him and 
be his friend and go on adventures with him, and eat dinner with him 
and... ok. I've made my points. Bye!

Deborah


--- In HPFGU-Movie at y..., "voicelady" <voicelady at m...> wrote:
> Sunday, January 13, 2002, 1:08:16 PM, irbohlen wrote:
> 
> i> I was talking to a friend about his appearing so shy, and she 
went off on a i> rant about "so-called shy actors, actors can't by 
definition be shy, it's all a  i> con"
> 
> You can also tell her from me that is ridiculous.  As an actor, I 
can tell you that a majority of performers are painfully shy.  That 
is one of the reasons *why* they perform.  It's a way to a) overcome 
that shyness and/or b) hide behind a roll, because sometimes it's 
easier to pretend being someone else than exposing yourself.
> 
> 
> Jeralyn, the Voicelady