Canada's dean of thespians, Christopher Plummer is wowing theatre critics with his starring role in William Luce's play Barrymore.
Plummer is Canada's greatest actor (unless you count Bill Shatner) and is bringing a thrill to crowds who would normally associate the name Barrymore with Drew and not her grandfather.
While the praise for Plummer in Barrymore is universal, opinion about the play itself is mixed with many critics saying the play more a collection of one-liners than a cohesive narrative.
If you get a chance to see Plummer on stage, take it.
This link will take you to a brief scene from Barrymore, currently playing at The Elgin Theatre in Toronto.
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Sunday, July 4, 2010
An Interview with Canada's Thespian Emeritus: Christopher Plummer
Macleans published a fascinating interview Kate Fillion conducted with Chris Plummer. The veteran actor of Stratford and films such as The Sound of Music, The Insider, The Man Who Would Be King, Murder by Decree, and dozens of others discusses Shakespeare, drugs and much more.
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