Recherche dans la collection - [William, Emlyn and Kate Reid - Interviews]

CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, TELEVISION: CBOT FILM LIBRARY

1996-0020

Film

1 of 1

1964/1968 ?

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Interviews of Emlyn Williams and of Canadian actress Kate Reid. Williams talks about matinée performances, British standards of acting, the difference between British and American musicals, British shows on Broadway and the clout of the New York critics. Kate Reid, who smokes cigarettes throughout the interview, talks about: good theatre; Toronto critics Herbert Whittaker, Nathan Cohen and Ron Evans; the percentage of Canadian actors working in the United States; the difficulty of making a living as an actor in Canada; the play about Raoul Wallenberg starring Jason Robards; Guilt by Silence; the expressiveness of people in Quebec; her shame that she cannot speak French; the appreciativeness of Canadians for the theatre; acting in the United States and the growth of theatre in Canada.

English

Libre

GAD 0FD547

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