Сроки не указаны, но наверное нужно побыстрее - вдруг не успеем. Давайте три дня на сбор вопросов, один день на голосование. Где-то так.

Попробовала словесно оформить. Если чего ещё придумается - добавлю.

Каких драматургов Вы предпочитаете как актёр? А как зритель? Почему?

Mr. Praed, who are your favourite playwrites, from your actor's point of view? And what about your preferences as a member of the audience? Why?

Вы предпочитаете комические или трагические роли? Почему?

Mr. Praed, do you prefer comedy or tragedy? Why?

Каково ваше мнение о состоянии театра, кино и телевидения сейчас? А по сравнению с тем, какими они были, когда вы только стали актёром? Что и как изменилось за эти годы? Что осталось прежним?

Mr. Praed, what is your opinion on today's theatre, film industry and television? And comparing to that of the time when you've just become an actor? What and how has changed over the years? What has remained in force?

Что, по Вашему мнению, наиболее важно для того, чтобы стать хорошим актёром?

Mr. Praed, what, in your opinion, is the most important thing if one wants to become a good actor?

Кто Ваш любимый писатель и почему?

Mr. Praed, who is your favourite author and why?

"Кейертейкер": как это было - играть именно в нём, по Вашим ощущениям?

Mr. Praed, what did it feel like to work on Caretaker?

Каково Ваше мнение о том влиянии, которое оказал Лоренс Оливье на театр и кино?

Mr. Praed, what do you think about the influence of Laurence Olivier on theatre and cinema?

Отредактировано Alga (2011-07-04 12:19:55)

Cтатья про то, как Майкл Прейд, наконец, победил своих демонов и возродил карьеру. Точнее, только ее начало, к сожалению/продолжение не открывается. Интересно было узнать, что Майкл никогда не смотрел "9 мертвых геев".
How Michael Praed finally defeated his demons and revived his ailing career.
October 17, 2002
Byline: THE LESTER MIDDLEHURST INTERVIEW
WHO CAN forget the sight of a dashingly handsome Michael Praed racing around Sherwood Forest as Robin Hood, looking fetching in a pair of green tights?
Or his outing as Dynasty's Prince Michael of Moldavia, puckering up for a kiss with Catherine Oxenberg before being gunned down at his wedding?
Quite a few casting directors, it would seem. Since those heady days in his early 20s, life has not been too kind to Michael. By his own admission, he hasn't been able to "get myself arrested" in Hollywood in recent years and has been on the brink of financial ruin.
The actor, who once lived in a millionaire's mansion in Hollywood with his girlfriend at the time, Finola Hughes, has had to be grateful for any role that has come his way of late. Even if it meant playing a drag queen who gets killed by "a dwarf sticking a cattle prod up my a***" in the movie Nine Dead Gay Guys, which caused an outrage at this year's Cannes Film Festival.
Several people walked out of the Cannes premiere and one Hollywood producer said of Michael: "It is hard to believe that an actor who was such a wholesome children's hero has come to this."
Michael himself has never seen the film, doesn't even know if it has been released in this country and …
http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/su … 475793_ITM

Снова - об "Игре в убийство". 2009 год.
The Murder Game
Venue: The King's Head Theatre
Where: Inner London
Date Reviewed: 18 March 2009
This seems a wilfully bizarre choice of new play at the King’s Head: a New Orleans romantic thriller featuring the wobbly marriage of a glamorous judge and her district attorney husband, a serial adulterer with political ambitions, as well as an office gofer with a gambling habit, a Brazilian footballer with a penchant for Agatha Christie, and a hired assassin.
The hit man turns up in a crinkly bald wig, prances round the stage with the office boy and turns out to be a camp old actor. As the leads are played by the ever gorgeous Josefina Gabrielle and the ever handsome Michael Praed, and there’s a fair amount of bitchy banter, the whole thing is like a cheap re-run of His Girl Friday hijacked by the local am dram society.
A bomb goes off, guns are waved around, Praed and Gabrielle, cleverly evoking Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell as Randall and Katherine Kelly, dress elegantly for dinner and sing along with Frank Sinatra in “My Way,” and the escaped prisoner (or is it?) who’s threatening Katherine for sending him down, breaks into her office covered in bandages like the Invisible Man, or perhaps the “A-bomb-inable” Snowman.
Patrick Clancy as the overgrown office boy tries to curry favour with some desperate grimacing and exit lines, the pick of which is, “As they say in Russia... Moscow!” And the lustrous, dark-haired Gabrielle asks of her spouse if the new blonde in his life has cuffs matching her collar.
The author, James Farwell, is a New Orleans attorney and political consultant, fortunate indeed in securing the polished services of Gabrielle and Praed, the competent direction of John Tillinger and the sleek design of King’s Head veteran Nigel Hook.
But this is one of those comedies just about good enough for the fringe and too bad for anywhere else. It sucks, basically, and the stumbling use of video clips inserted to make the American connections in legal procedure and political campaigning is almost embarrassingly half-hearted. Ben Jones is suitably revolting as the Brazilian charmer and Matt Healy graduates convincingly from bald Soprano to fluffy, arm-flapping thesp.
- Michael Coveney
http://www.whatsonstage.com/reviews/the … +Game.html

задокументируй фотками плис)))

а зачем кричать? кулаков что ли нету?? )))