An Evening with Conleth Hill and Frances McDormand (Clip 2: Theatre vs. Film)
Frances McDormand, Actor ("Olive Kitteridge"); Tony, Academy, and Emmy Award Winner
Tony Taccone, Michael Leibert Artistic Director, The Berkeley Rep Theatre-Moderator
Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at the Berkeley Rep’s upcoming production of William Shakespeare’s Macbeth! Our guests, Olivier Award winner and Tony Award nominee Conleth Hill and Tony, Academy, and Emmy Award winner Frances McDormand star as the notorious couple in Shakespeare’s murderous play about the lust for power and the fickleness of fate. Joining these two powerhouses of the stage and screen for the discussion is Berkeley Rep’s Michael Leibert Artistic Director, Tony Taccone.
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“the culture of celebrity has become so absurd and its powering young peoples lives in an extraordinary way. Social media has taken away the concept of privacy” “I find it quite disturbing that it’s an ordinary and well documented aspiration for a young person to want to be famous” So good to hear this, sometimes I feel as if no one realises how damaging the celebrity culture is to us. Having grown up with many around me having that real 'need' to be famous, It's upsetting to see them striving for something that ultimately is not the root of their 'want'. I find it partially comes from wanting to be known, and not having that acceptance from your own peers which undoubtably will warp your perspective within this post-modern culture.
Varys with beard!!
He looks more like "Hodor" that "Varys"