His pacing is so bizarre and fascinating. It's not quite like talking naturally, but it's not overacting either. It's just that niche he fills that makes him so weirdly magnetic on stage.
He found his own unique pace that no one can copy without looking like a fool. Speaking distinctly, emotionally and convincingly. Thats the mark of a legend!
Foolish Hollywood!!! Alan is the best actor in the world ... Why he didn't have won an Oscar?...Why he never has been nomitaed for it?... When we see him getting one? He deserves all the awards in the world, because he is the BEST actor ever!***
Hell he was the reason it went to film in the first place!!!!! And he has a certain swagger about himself.... And the movie portrayal of the character he is playing is so beneath Alan that it doesn't even come close!!!!
This is amazing. I wish more than anything there existed more clips of him in this role. I was a baby when he was on Broadway with this :( How can there not exist a recording of it?? He was supposedly brilliant as Valmont!
Amazing performance from both actors, missing Sir A.Rickman SO BADLY right now :// ...and that unexplained thing on presenters lower half... Thanks so much for sharing
