Originally Posted by Sandy_Andrews:
“No I was really thinking of very successful actors like our recent Oscar winners - they don't seem to have a problem being themselves !”
“No I was really thinking of very successful actors like our recent Oscar winners - they don't seem to have a problem being themselves !”
But they aren't being asked to accept the Oscar dressed up in a sombero and false moustache (might liven things up a tad - note to Oscar producers).
I heard an interview on the Graham Norton show with Michael Crawford and bearing in mind this is someone who has been in showbiz since he was a child and worked with the likes of Gene Kelly in his 'and now this is me'-mode he came across as shy and rather diffident. Wasn't it Laurence Olivier who said that he vomited into a bucket before every performance? Probably experience just means they can fake it better!




Actually don't we all show over enthusiasm for our favourites?