

Woody Harrelson
59 snips Aug 21, 2024
Woody Harrelson, an acclaimed actor known for his powerful performances in films like 'No Country for Old Men' and 'The People vs. Larry Flynt', shares his journey in acting. He discusses the emotional toll of disconnecting from roles and reflects on the collaborative spirit of filmmaking. Woody delves into the dynamics of theater versus film, touching on the joys and challenges of live performances. He also explores the historical significance of nicotine in society and its cognitive benefits, revealing unexpected twists in his creative process.
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Character Belief and Script
- Believe in your character to avoid disconnect and feeling like you've sold yourself.
- Prioritize a good script over even the greatest director.
Learning from Mistakes
- Bad performances don't improve your craft.
- Even experienced actors can find themselves in projects they're not proud of.
Elvis Impersonation
- Woody Harrelson's acting career began unexpectedly after an Elvis impersonation in his high school library.
- This led to an invitation to join the drama club, sparking his passion for performance.