January 18 - Mark RYLANCE about Acting.

Happy Birthday, Mark RYLANCE (January 18, 1960)
This video highlights the passionate acting philosophy of Mark Rylance!!!
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Born on January 19th, 1960 in Ashford in the UK, Sir David Mark Rylance Waters trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. As the first artistic director of the Globe, Shakespeare holds a special place in his heart and development as an actor and a director. His generous curiosity and appetite for artistic exploration led him to mesmerising incarnations on stage (Jerusalem, Boeing Boeing,, Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing, Richard The Third, Hamlet, etc...) as well as on screen (Bridge of Spies, Dunkirk, The Trial of the Chicago 7, The BFG, etc...)
AWARDS:
2021 - Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture for "The Trial of the Chicago 7
2016 - Academy Award and BAFTA Film Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role for the film "Bridge of Spies"
2016 - BAFTA TV Film Award for Best Leading Actor for "Wolf Hall"
2014 - Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Play for "Twelfth Night"
2011 - Tony Award and Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role for "Jerusalem"
2008 - Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Play for "Boeing Boeing"
1994 - Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role for "Much Ado About Nothing"
SOURCES:
• The New Yorker - Actor Mark Rylance talks with John Lahr - Conversations -
• Actor Mark Rylance tal...
• Hey U Guys - Mark Rylance Exclusive Interview - The Gunman - • Mark Rylance Exclusive...
• The Tony Awards - Winner Circle - Mark Rylance - • Winners Circle: Mark R...
• The Upcoming - Mark Rylance on Down To Earth, Survival, being tortured by Johnny Depp in Waiting for the Barbarians - • Mark Rylance on Down t...
• Theatre Talk Archive - Jerusalem' Jez Butterworth and Mark Rylance - • 'Jerusalem' Jez Butter...
• ScreenSlam - Bridge of Spies: Mark Rylance (Best Supporting Actor) Oscars Backstage Interview (2016) | ScreenSlam - • Bridge of Spies: Mark ...

[@robertrostad3930]

His performance in “Don’t Look Up” was the centerpiece of the film for me.

[@4paapii]

Agree!

[@carrbuckle2720]

I saw Jerusalem last night after years of teaching it forA-level literature. I feel like I will not ever be the same human being again. I am truly humbled that I have been in the presence of a great actor in his greatest role in a great play that has great things to say about Englishness.
Thank you for this video. When my atoms become human again I want to be an actor. Becoming another person in one lifetime is a gift afforded to very few.

[@jas.jadama5186]

I COMPLETELY agree!! I am honestly not the same person that I was before watching Mark's performance in this play!

[@itube027]

He is a sublime gentleman.

[@trishbaugh3377]

He has the most handsome smile and excellent actor he has lovely English accent

[@ashleyartus1193]

Best description of " Acting" I've ever heard in my 27 years...x

[@mogomarkas3187]

He also said that and I paraphrasing, “ acting is what happenes between the players or between the actors and themselves or the audience “
In other words, there is an intangible process at work in and amongst the people in a theater, whether they be onstage or in the audience….

[@margaretmoore5917]

just watched the outfit, wonderful movie. I've been a fan of his for years.

[@TimothyJonSarris]

He's back in rehearsals for Jerusalem again!!!!!

[@momentumactingstudiomeisne3790]

Awesome news!!!

[@TimothyJonSarris]

@@momentumactingstudiomeisne3790 Yes!

[@denisekaminsky9399]

Well said Sir Mark! Wish that I knew you when I started out! Hope to meet you one day. Keep up the great work, Love Denise

[@IcyBandicoot]

Brilliant actor. Move the needle type of actor