Playing helen brand and also cassandra brand, and playing helen pretending to play cassandra brand before the audience finds out and helen pretending to be andi after you find out. i knew it was going to be a big challenge in the best possible way. it was essentially like four characters. i was reedy for it. i was excited. i have to give so much thanks to writer/director ryan johnson. this is a character he created, exciting murder mystery that he created, and for him and daniel to have me along for this ride is no small thing. you ve called yourself a self-proclaimed transformer, and that you love going outside of what you think you know about yourself. uh-huh. what does that mean? yeah. my word for this year is discovery. discover something new about yourself. that s always something in the back of my mind, as an actor, as a story. when ever i m telling story,
That is your advice. what do you think is the potential likely outcome here? sadly, namely cassandra likely outcome here? sadly, namely cassandra of- likely outcome here? sadly, namely cassandra of the - namely cassandra of the republican party. they can tell them what is going to happen and they will not believe it until they are actually on fire. so what is going to happen as they are going to drag this out for as long as they are going to get good press honour. in the 20 or so people in the anti cavern, never kevin caucus, they will attract a few more votes tomorrow. but no matter what kevin gives away, this is the joke about people who are surprised that leopards eat their face when the leopards say we will eat your face. they will destroy him whether he wins or loses. they will not allow a vote of the debt ceiling, they will pursue a whole suite of ridiculous investigations that are meant only to cause a stir and cause trouble. so we re going to end “p trouble. so we re going to end up in a situation where either
Who looks like you up on that screen. which historically you haven t. yeah. well, i mean, you know, the first black actor to appear in stratford was in 1958. and we have. i think we have actually pioneered diversity. er. and, you know, ithink when paapa essiedu played hamlet in 2016, that was, that was, you know, out of time. that was way beyond what we ought to have done. it ought to have happened earlier. but i think, you know, we are. we are. so arthur hughes, who is playing richard at the moment, is the first disabled actor ever to play richard on this stage. you know, we had in 2018 charlotte arrowsmith, who is a deaf actor, became the first actor to play a major shakespeare role on this stage. she played cassandra in troilus and cressida. but not because she was a deaf actor.
Or you see our live froms in the cinema maybe, and you don t see somebody who looks like you up on that screen. which historically you haven t. yeah. well, i mean, you know, the first black actor to appear in stratford was in 1958. and we have. i think we have actually pioneered diversity. er. and, you know, ithink when paapa essiedu played hamlet in 2016, that was, that was, you know, out of time. that was way beyond what we ought to have done. it ought to have happened earlier. but i think, you know, we are. we are. so arthur hughes, who is playing richard at the moment, is the first disabled actor ever to play richard on this stage. you know, we had in 2018 charlotte arrowsmith, who is a deaf actor, became the first actor to play a major shakespeare role on this stage. she played cassandra in troilus and cressida. but not because she
On the west. douglas , thanks for joining me. and perfect your series of books. of course, like cassandra warning about this, the trajectory that it s based in hatred for western civilization. and you do have that. you do have that accent. so you see it. of course, we know for england s in trouble with it in this regard. and we had this omnibus bill that actually funds the tens, hundreds of millions of dollars for equity. right. which is effectively the antithesis of quality. it s the government now promoting these dynamics. is there a way out of this and what can americans do to help get us out of this pit? that s right. in spite of my ex and i spend almost all my time in america these days. and that s because america is the absolute focus of the problem. i ve often joked, but, you know, america used to be a net importer of bad ideas. it s become a net exporter of bad ideas. all this woke nonsense comes
Perfect your series of books, you know, of course like cassandra, warning about this is the trajectory, that it s based in hatred for western civilization. you do have that accent. so you see it. we know england is in trouble in this regard. we had this omnibus bill that funds hundreds of millions of dollars for equity, right? it s effectively the antithesis of equality. it s the government promoting this. is this there a way out of this and what can americans do? that s right. i spent almost all of my time in america these days. that s because america is the focus of the problem. i ve joked, you know, america used to be a net importer of bad us. now it s a net exporter of bad ideas. all of this woke nonsense comes
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Parents of one of the victims in the uva shooting because they re speaking out, also, and they want the public s help. so listen to this. we need to change gun laws, change them. we need more stipulations. the red flags there were and this young man was still able to purchase a firearm. we re here to advocate against gun violence and mental health issues. we re here to make sure another family will never, never go through this again. john, of course, they re right. the red flags were there, as she said, and yet he was able to purchase a firearm. you ve spoken to so many of these families from so many different events and these parents have joined this growing club of people who have been so badly hurt by this and are now just crying out to the world for something, but their cries are like cassandra where they re crying out warning,
Go-to radio host, the guy known as the man cal. and hearing him there on the radio, show he is joking with a dj s. it is just disgusting. cassandra called in. they are waving to me, you know, with a note, stacey sisters on the phone. of course i want to hear from her. this is about future, what did you do to my sister? you killed her after she got off the phone, the state police know where you, where and what you, did you will pay. his attitude was, hang upon her. annoyed, warren, take another call. that was jurors reaction. just a few days after cassandra confronted him, drew peterson was making news again. and we begin with the arrest of former illinois police officer true peterson. true peterson was arrested not in connection with stacey s disappearance, but for the murder of his third wife, kathleen silvio, three years