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Simon Callow |
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With:
Simon Callow
Renaissance man Simon Callow talks about Hello Americans, the second book in his multi-volume biography of Orson Welles and his ongoing inquiry into Welles' life; explains how writing was his first passion, long before he began acting; considers how his manifesto against a director-driven theatre in his book Being an Actor has been tempered since he began directing himself; and recalls the experience of creating the role of Mozart in Amadeus opposite the legendary Paul Scofield.
Original air date - September 29, 2006
Running Time - 47:06
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