Georgia's Port of Brunswick bets big on automotive shipping
The rural Port of Brunswick is trying to overtake the Port of Baltimore as the top “roll-on/roll-off port in the U.S.
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The rural Port of Brunswick is trying to overtake the Port of Baltimore as the top “roll-on/roll-off port in the U.S.
Boundbrook, East Portland Portland businessman Telief ‘Peter’ Hall, who operates a fine-dining restaurant and lounge at Boundbrook in east Portland, is still trying to calm his anxiety after having had Prime Minister Andrew Holness as a guest at...
Who was running the national theatre at the time, of course, wasn't he? so how would you characterise him as a director? oh, gosh, he used to stand at a lectern with the script, so that he would... and he would slightly beat it out so that you absolutely knew the rhythm that it should be. and i remember the death of cleopatra. "our royal lady's dead, dead, dead. "our royal lady's murdered." and he would... and we, the three of us, were there, one day, rehearsing, and it went on for a very long time. we got on to the last bit, that "royal lady's dead." there was a pause and peter said, "thank c...
Upon you but when you are well pleased. that herod's head i'll have! but how, when antony is gone, through whom i might command it? there's gold for thee. tell me about working with anthony hopkins as antony. he was wonderful and very, very unexpected. you never knew which way he was going tojump. and that was important to that relationship between the two of them. mm. but then, at his death, we were up at the monument and he would lie and he would die. and he would say to me, "and now you do act v "and i'm going to have a nice cup of tea." what, he would whisper that? and that's true. yes. re...
Production at the national theatre in 1987. i've read that you questioned peter hall's judgment when he cast you as cleopatra. idid. what was your worry? isaid, "well, you'll get a lot of laughs. "she's meant to be a very, very tall girl," i said. she laughs queen of egypt. not quite right. what about her character? we talk about lady macbeth, very dark role there, she's a woman possessed. but cleopatra, you have that really amazing... she's a woman possessed. she's a woman who is passionate about her husband, and what he wants, she wants for him. that's what i think about lady macbeth. and si...