Post by BATouttaheck on Aug 25, 2018 11:55:54 GMT
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Richard Lynch
YES!
Often a villain. Click the link and read the trivia to read how he got that villainy look. Quite a story.
Saddens me to learn that he has died. I always enjoyed seeing him !
Brief quotes I particularly liked :
[on playing villains] You always got to find the humanity in the character, no matter how bad he is.
[2009 comment on being typecast as villains] Typecasting set in for me the day I beat the shit out of Al Pacino [in Scarecrow (1973)]. Typecasting set in with The Seven-Ups (1973). I could have stopped, but I didn't have much of a choice in that. The parts were presented to me, and I wanted to work as an actor. Most of those parts were the antagonist, so in the end, I established myself as a Hollywood heavy. However, I know other actors who chose not to do something like that, and they have had very marginal careers. I've had a career. I've survived attrition, and I've been able to work for the better part of thirty-five plus years.
Richard Lynch
YES!
Often a villain. Click the link and read the trivia to read how he got that villainy look. Quite a story.
Saddens me to learn that he has died. I always enjoyed seeing him !
Brief quotes I particularly liked :
[on playing villains] You always got to find the humanity in the character, no matter how bad he is.
[2009 comment on being typecast as villains] Typecasting set in for me the day I beat the shit out of Al Pacino [in Scarecrow (1973)]. Typecasting set in with The Seven-Ups (1973). I could have stopped, but I didn't have much of a choice in that. The parts were presented to me, and I wanted to work as an actor. Most of those parts were the antagonist, so in the end, I established myself as a Hollywood heavy. However, I know other actors who chose not to do something like that, and they have had very marginal careers. I've had a career. I've survived attrition, and I've been able to work for the better part of thirty-five plus years.