Here's a little bit of what I've managed to get through. Now it's time for bed...
Take care --
Anthony
from Kayla --
1. I love your Look Around CD, any other plans to record another?
I would love to, yes. I'm hoping that I will get to make some more music industry contacts through the Rent movie so my next cd doesn't have to be *quite* so do-it-yourself. It would be nice to have a little more muscle behind it.
Thanks for the kind words about Look Around, by the way. I'm certainly proud of it, and I'm always happy when I learn that I'm not the only person who enjoys listening to it.
2. What was your favorite embarassing TV show you liked watching growing up? Everyone has one
I guess Inspector Gadget.
3. What is your favorite sound (getting all Actor's Studio on you)
The sound of music playing. Sorry if that's generic, but really good music, of all different stripes, gives me so much pleasure and inspiration.
from ShbrtAlley44 --
"Anthony, do you like sushi? And what's your favorite kind, if you do?"
I love sushi, and my favorite is probably hamachi, also known as yellowtail. Fish is the only animal I eat. Sometimes I wish I didn't, but my body tends to get a little freaked out if I don't get enough protein, and I've found it hard to get enough through other means.
from 525600minutes --
"Now, Anthony, what is your favorite curse word?"
F*ck or f*cking or f*cker or f*cked. (Is such language allowed on these boards? I don't want to get knocked out of here or anything if I were to type the actual word instead of the censored version.)
from LindsayAnne --
"I actually have an acting-related question for you. Is there a specific method of acting that you prefer (Meisner, Stanislavsky, etc)? And on a similar note, do you find one particular method to be more difficult to work with?"
I think I more or less answered this question earlier, but in case you can't find that spot in the thread, I'll say that the best teacher I've worked with is Sande Shurin, and I would describe her method as a wonderful departure from the Method, in that it allows for very intense, deep, creative work without all of the psychic trauma that the Method sometimes dredges up in people. She has a book called "Transformational Acting" that I think is very good at distinguishing what it is that she does differently from other teachers. She's an amazing and inspiring person.
to herenowhere3 --
I just wanted to say thanks for the kind words about Gompers.
from stacey --
"If Heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates?"
Come say hello to your Mom. She's been waiting to give you a hug.
"Anthony, what is your favorite word?"
Delicious.
"What is your least favorite word? hehe (No need to answer, especially if you're saving all these answers for when you actually go on Mr. Lipton's program...)"
Cynical
"Oh, I have another question-- Do you remember all of the lyrics and lines to musicals, plays and films you've done in the past? "
No chance at all. LOL My brain is like a sieve after I've finished a show. Although song lyrics tend to stick in there a little better than spoken dialogue.
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