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Our films are reaching out for increasingly ordinary stories in which acting comes class-free.

The acting comes at full throttle while the pacing cranks up the tension in agonising, incremental degrees.

After confessing that acting comes more easily to him than writing, Lithgow then bravely read from the forthcoming "Drama: An Actor's Education," his first book for adults.

Obviously her acting comes from being directed for the first time by Claude Autant-Lara, one of France's most intelligent nonconformist cinematographers.

In many ways, acting comes second to McConaughey's pursuit of life itself – surfing, swimming and cycling, launching a range of beachwear, and operating his record label, j k livin – the name based on his personal mantra: "Just keep livin'".

His strongest acting comes early in "The Artist," when Valentin is shooting a movie, and, in take after take, sets his face in a scowl, as he moves across a dance floor, only to become entranced with Peppy.

Fortunately, acting came to her rescue.

"Everything they knew about acting came from Joan," he says.

Before the acting came along, Channing was a young Park Avenue socialite.

"My life has been too exciting, too wonderful," she said, "to let anything else, and that includes acting, come first".

When direction, writing and acting come together in such unison, surely a broadcaster would fight to keep that band together.