Shaun Dooley: Harold Pinter and dealing with imposter syndrome

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This week’s enlightening conversation is thanks to esteemed actor Shaun Dooley, known for his roles in Apple’s recent “Criminal Record, “Broadchurch”, “Mr Bates vs The Post Office” and “Saltburn”. Joined by host Lucy Eaton, Shaun delves into the depths of Harold Pinter's timeless play, "The Caretaker," focusing on Aston's poignant monologue. Along the way, he candidly shares his experiences with nerves and imposter syndrome, and challenges the conventional wisdom of media critics. Also tune in to find out what Die Hard, Father of the Bride and Forrest Gump all have in common…
Hear Me Out is hosted by Lucy Eaton, a theatre producer and West End / screen actress best known for her role as Lucy in hit BBC comedy ‘Staged’. Other episodes of Hear Me Out include Claire Skinner, Kwame Kwei-Armah, Neil Gaiman and Brendan Coyle.
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8 сен 2024

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@triskaye 4 месяца назад

Here before this channel blows up. Fantastic episode.

@chaosGooseDE 3 месяца назад

Only knew Shaun from Broadchurch before this, but he seems like such a lovely person!! Especially loved hearing his take on how Shakespeare is always being put on a pedestal - I'm not a native speaker and I remember discussing Shakespeare in English class... Shaun hit the nail on the head for me. Our teacher thematized Shakespeare in such an inaccessible way that it 'scared' me away from theatre for yeaaaars. Shakespeare's works and the people that 'worshipped' it felt almost arrogant to me at times. Only now am I starting to get into his literature, but I know exactly what Shaun was talking about! 🧡

@stevebailey1322 Месяц назад

Shaun was in the year above me at school, it's great to see how well he has done with his career. It's also helpful for me to hear him admit to still having nerves, imposter syndrome and self-doubt - he is my definition of success - and he's from my home village Shafton (even from the same housing estate as me!) and town (Barnsley) so I shouldn't feel bad about getting nervous and having self doubt and imposter syndrome myself. He's a great example for young people today who want to enter the arts, yet come from a background where it's not seen as a possible career.