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Which I did. As they were my own words, I got through it
I knew it wasn't going to be his voice ultimately — it was going to be the great James Earl Jones — but it would have been nice to be able to hear a cue. It wasn't Dave's fault but because I couldn't hear a word he was saying, I just had to guess when he stopped speaking.More quotes »
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Combined stage presence like no other
Earl Jones, Angela Lansbury and Boyd Gaines on the set of Driving Miss Daisy at Her Majesty's Theatre. Picture: DYLAN COKER Source: The Advertiser IT'S perhaps a measure of Angela Lansbury's superb acting ability that, even at 87, she doesn't let her exhaustion 5/17/13 from NEWS.com.au Read more »
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Stars drive Miss Daisy brilliance
Lansbury and James Earl Jones in Adelaide performing in Driving Miss Daisy. Source: adelaidenow Driving Miss Daisy is more than a rare opportunity to see two iconic Broadway and Hollywood veterans tread the boards in Adelaide. It's also one of the few plays from NEWS.com.au Read more »
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Take 30: May the Force return -- and Darth Vader, too
who purchased the franchise from George Lucas, joked that about the only thing that's stayed the same through all the years is James Earl Jones' booming baritone. Jones, of course, provided the voice of Darth Vader. "He might be 82, but he sounds as powerful from GoErie.com Read more »
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Review: 'The Royale' punches well but has character issues
Great White Hope," Howard Sackler's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama starring James Earl Jones and Jane Alexander, focused on the struggles Johnson faced after becoming the first African American heavyweight champion of the world. "The Royale," Marco Ramirez's from Los Angeles Times Read more »
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Books: Happy Bard Day!
artistry and appeal to deep investigations of specific plays. Many share their early encounters with Will's works James Earl Jones hearing his Uncle Bob recite a speech from Julius Caesar in a Michigan cornfield, Isabel Allende at age 9 losing herself in from The Austin Chronicle Read more »