May have already been posted, but just in case, saw this on twitter:
There's been lots of great cinema actors who do great badasses, but I don't think we will ever have one that draws from as much sensitivity as Williams was able to. It's like he played his scenes not as someone who was a psychopath but someone who's life's cruelty brought him to that point. So even when he was doing something dark and fucked up he made sure you understood why the character did what he did and darkly…why you would have done the same thing in the same situation.
I felt like he had a lot of unfinished work to do, like he was just scratching the surface as an actor.
This and the Lance Reddick video is fucking me up.
"There is a certain immortality involved in theater, not created by monuments and books, but through the knowledge an actor keeps to his dying day that on a certain afternoon, in an empty and dusty theater, he cast the shadow of a being that was not himself…but the distillation of all that he had ever observed; all the unsingable heart song the ordinary man may feel but never utter, he gave voice to. And by that somehow joins the ages."
Seems like OD. He has been pretty open about his struggles with addiction and how relapses are part of his life. Sad story.
May have already been posted, but just in case, saw this on twitter:
Very cool.If anyone has not done so already I highly recommend listening to his interview on WTF from a few months back. Maron reposted it yesterday with some words at the beginning. Michael was a hell of a human being no doubt.
I had not been doing many of my portrait illustrations these days but did a tribute one to him.
Illustration I Did
The composition is as such as the concept is although he has left his physical body behind, he will live on for eternity in screens and snapshots.
Very nice stuff!If anyone has not done so already I highly recommend listening to his interview on WTF from a few months back. Maron reposted it yesterday with some words at the beginning. Michael was a hell of a human being no doubt.
I had not been doing many of my portrait illustrations these days but did a tribute one to him.
Illustration I Did
The composition is as such as the concept is although he has left his physical body behind, he will live on for eternity in screens and snapshots.
This is wonderful! Thanks for sharing.If anyone has not done so already I highly recommend listening to his interview on WTF from a few months back. Maron reposted it yesterday with some words at the beginning. Michael was a hell of a human being no doubt.
I had not been doing many of my portrait illustrations these days but did a tribute one to him.
Illustration I Did
The composition is as such as the concept is although he has left his physical body behind, he will live on for eternity in screens and snapshots.