But on this day, Reagan's inner actor proved shrewder than most who would have counseled realpolitik.
Play quick,' " he said, snapping his fingers frantically, "your inner actor will go, 'No, I'm no longer interested.' " The rigors of a weekly television series would seem to frustrate this philosophy.
Golf's random indignities do not bring out his inner, tormented actor, either.
She created deliciously absurd characters like the silkily self-possessed network executive Jack Donaghy, played brilliantly by Alec Baldwin, and the insane comedian Tracy Jordan, played by Tracy Morgan, by grafting familiar show-business phenotypes onto those actors' inner nuttiness.
Such declarations skirt cliché, and "Exits and Entrances" brings few fresh insights about the inner drives of actors or the sacrifices required to pursue a life in the theater.
I don't know what it is about animation per se, but it seems to unleash the inner Don Juan in actors and animators alike.
This process attempted to systematize the kinesthetic relationship between outer movement and inner feeling, to enable actors to experience this relationship, and to train them to control it.
I discovered amazing intricacies that existed between the mood of the film and the inner psychology of the actors during the shooting.
As it happens, Mamet is a distinctly anti-Stanislavsky creator, eschewing Method acting, and believing that the actor's inner life is not the point; the script is.
It's also important to remember that Stanislavsky believed that the actor's inner experience had to be matched by external technique.
