Jean Smart Career Retrospective | Legacy Collection | Conversations at the SAG-AFTRA Foundation
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Jean Smart shares stories from her performances in ‘Designing Women,’ ‘24’ and ‘Garden State’ in this conversation about her acting career moderated by Lee Garlington. The following interview was recorded on June 13, 2006.
This career retrospective is part of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation's Legacy Collection, a series of unique Conversations, recorded between 1979 and 2012, with influential actors and pioneering performers who explore the process and profession of acting. These interviews were captured on a variety of physical media formats and recently digitized in order to share with actors and the public at large.
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The fact that this interview now needs a part 2 to capture the last 20 years of her career is astounding. Queen Jean!
I’m really loving the interview style of Lee Garlington. Her tone, her approach, her laughs, so personable, not a hint of sucking up or being patronising.
What a joy of a human being Jean Smart is! Thanks for this.
Love this woman!!
Brilliant in Hacks …some of the best dramatic acting this year or any year!
I'm a lifelong fan of Jean Smart, but I'm also a SAG/AEA actor. I live in NYC and have auditioned many times for several of the theater companies she mentioned. Now there's 1000 people at each of these auditions. Also, now you need an agent/manager to get an understudy job or to replace someone. I'm gathering from this interview that these theater companies were all brand new at that time. I think the landscape was very different. Also, now if yr an actor, they wanna make sure u have a day job, b/c many professional plays might be 2 performances per week.
Love your work Jean!!❤
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And now she's in her 70's in one of the most socially conscious series of our time with an abundant fan base of people in their 20's and 30's. I really hope this trend continues with other actors who are 40 and over. That man was so true when he said that older women are more interesting and desirable!
I AM BESOTTED by BOTH Ms. Smart and Ms. Garlington 🩷