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The Case For Method Acting

posted 3 years ago by mechajutaro (2788)
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Walker's commitment to his craft was nothing less than zealous, even if he wasn't an especially charismatic actor. This commitment led to a rather explosive ending to both his career and existence, but it also spared us from several decades worth of Hallmark Channel movies as he was rapidly getting too old for The F&F flicks. There couldn't be a stronger case for Stanivlaski's teachings to continue here in the 21st Century

[–] Kowalski (75745) 3 years ago

WHAT THE FUCK IS UP WITH ALL THE WALKER HATE?...YALL NEED TO WATCH HIS FILM HOURS AND LEARN A DAMN THING.

[–] mechajutaro (2788) 3 years ago

WHAT THE FUCK IS UP WITH ALL THE WALKER HATE?...YALL NEED TO WATCH HIS FILM HOURS AND LEARN A DAMN THING.

Repair your Caps Lock key. Then we'll chat further

[–] Kowalski (75745) 3 years ago

LMAO...YOU'RE NEW...WHAT'S UP?

[–] mechajutaro (2788) 3 years ago

LMAO...YOU'RE NEW...WHAT'S UP?

We've probably met, if you were on IMDB from 2003-the time they closed up shop

[–] BillySlater (4241) 3 years ago

Lol at "rapidly getting too old". He was only 40 shooting his last film. Vin Diesel is in his mid 50s and still making F&F flicks.

[–] mirelurk (884) 2 years ago

I agree, he took his craft extremely seriously, he really one-upped Brando and Daniel Day-Lewis at the end there