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The Other Chekhov. Michael Chekhov.

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Kita Čechovas. Michael Chekhov.

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The Other Chekhov. A Biography of Michael Chekhov, the Legendary Actor, Director & Theorist. By Michael Chekhov. Applause Books. Hardcover. 304 pages. Published by Applause Books. HL.314639. ISBN 155783640X. 6x9 inches. The first 30 years of the 20th-century produced a theatrical explosion whose reverberations are still felt today. Stanislavsky, Meyerhold, Vakhtanghov, Michael Chekhov in Russia. Reinhardt, Piscator & Brecht in Germany. and Copeau, Barrault & Artaud in France collectively demolished the 19th-century aesthetic and, in their wake, created the modernity which is the hallmark of today's theatre. Most of these men have already been turned into modern icons. there is no shortage of bios on the pioneers of the Moscow Arts Theatre, and the achievements of the others are chronicled and archived for posterity. Only one of these artists remains murky and ill-defined. He is Michael Chekhov. 1891-1955. , nephew of the famous playwright Anton Chekhov, the man that Stanislavsky described as “the most brilliant actor in all of Russia. A charismatic actor, an inspiring director and a teacher that developed a dynamic antidote to Russian Naturalism, Chekhov remains the invisible man of the modern theatre. Was he, as Lee Strasberg alleged, a dangerous mystic who would subvert the vigor of Stanislavsky's teachings and undermine the integrity of The Group Theatre. Or was he, as his disciples – Yul Brynner, Gregory Peck, Ingrid Bergman, Anthony Quinn, Jack Palance, Leslie Caron, Jennifer Jones, Patricia Neal, Anthony Hopkins, Jack Nicholson & Marilyn Monroe – believed, a man who had discovered a unique approach to acting which transcended the precepts enshrined in Stanislavsky's “System. Charles Marowitz was granted special access to the Chekhov archives in Devon, England, and he interviewed actors and directors who worked closely with Chekhov both in Europe and America. The book chronicles Chekhov's influential period in Hollywood when he was nominated for an Oscar for his performance as the avuncular psychiatrist in Alfred Hitchcock's 1945 film Spellbound. It also describes his close association with Marilyn Monroe at the most delicate stage of her career.

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Kita Čechovas. Michael Chekhov, legendinis aktorius, režisierius Biografija. Michael Chekhov. Plojimai Knygos. Kietais viršeliais. 304 puslapiai. Paskelbta plojimų Knygos. HL.314639. ISBN 155783640X. 6x9 inches. Pirmieji 30 metų 20-ojo amžiaus gaminamas teatro sprogimas, kurio atgarsiai vis dar jaučiamas šiandien. Stanislavskio, Meyerhold, Vakhtanghov Michael Chekhov Rusijoje. Reinhardt, Piscator. ir Copeau, Barrault. Dauguma šių vyrų jau virto šiuolaikinėmis piktogramos. nėra BIOS Maskvos dailės teatro pradininkų trūkumas, ir dėl kitų pasiekimų kronika ir saugomi ateities kartoms. Tik vienas iš šių menininkų lieka miglotas ir blogai apibrėžtas. Jis yra Michael Chekhov. 1891-1955. , Sūnėnas garsaus dramaturgo Antono Čechovo, žmogus, kad Stanislavskio apibūdino kaip "labiausiai puikus aktorius visos Rusijos. Charizmatiškas aktorius, įkvepiantis vadovas ir mokytojas, kad sukūrė dinamišką priešnuodį Rusijos natūralizmo, Čechovas išlieka nematomas žmogus šiuolaikinio teatro. Buvo jis, kaip Lee Strasberg teigė, pavojingą mistikas, kuris sumenkinami Stanislavskio mokymų jėgų ir pakenkti grupės teatro vientisumą. Ar jis buvo, kaip ir jo mokinių - Yul Brynner Gregory Peck, Ingrida Bergman, Anthony Quinn, Jack Palance Leslie Caron, Jennifer Jones, Patricia Neal, Anthony Hopkins, Jackas Nicholsonas. Charles Marowitz buvo suteiktas specialus prieigą prie Chekhov archyvų Devon, Anglija, ir jis interviu aktoriai ir režisieriai, kurie glaudžiai bendradarbiavo su Čechovo tiek Europoje, tiek Amerikoje. Knyga kronika įtakingą Čechovo trukmė Holivude, kai jis buvo nominuotas "Oskarui" už savo veiklos rezultatus, kaip Dėdė psichiatras Alfredas Hitchcockas 1945 filmas Spellbound. It also describes his close association with Marilyn Monroe at the most delicate stage of her career.