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Style is a very important word here. Some of the wonderful actors that taught me had a particular style. But I actually think it varies from role to role. It very much depends on the particularities of a certain character I’m about to personify. Knowing little details helps to establish a style of the piece. To do that, one needs to answer a few simple questions: who the character was, where he lived, who did he meet, and so on. These are quite basic and they come quickly. There’s no secret method about it really. A method is only useful when you’re in trouble and your imagination fails you. Only then do you wonder: “What am I going to do with it now? I can’t really figure it out!” Then what I’d do is personalize, to go back to my imagination and then come back with something new, halfway through what I’m doing. That’s the only time I’m using a kind of method. My method. (it) |
