Samuel Becket - Happy Days part 01

[Crissy060708]

de las cosas más interesantes de esta obra es el maravilloso trabajo actoral en cuanto a voz y expresión facial que la actriz debe realizar para cargar de intensión un texto como el de Beckett. Me encanta!!!!!

[DrunkOnPoppySeeds]

hotel booked, currency bought, flight in the offing, sand for the kids, sun for the wife, sharks for the wife's mother

[SonofDostojevskij]

This is the second act...



[piafounet]

@SonofDostojevskij right.

[RainbowLeg88]

My first name is Willie, so watching this video is weird.

[DandeB88]

@RainbowLeg88 Haven't you ever come across someone with the same name as you before? When I was a child we use to call our penises willies.

[Razieluk]

I'm sure someone must have mentioned that this ISN'T the start of Happy Days. She originally starts with only being buried up to her waist.

[catherinemariaharris]

Catastrophe?

[bryngOneOn]

whats the name of the play please where the assistant is taking directions from the boss? and she's adjusting the stance of the man acting like a manequin

[progrockcoffee]

@bryngOneOn Catastrophe.

[bryngOneOn]

@progrockcoffee sorry for the delayed thank you, 9 months late but, thank you, oh what the hell need a bigger thank you for leaving my thanks so long, so shall say it in capital letters....THANK YOU FOR REPLYING, CHEERS

[progrockcoffee]

@bryngOneOn No problem. :)

[KeroroGunsouTX]

Damn, I wish this was in HD.

[fringelily]

This is a fine performance of Beckett's saddest and most painful comic masterpiece.

[mcgiver02]

if THIS is Beckett's idea of a HAPPY day, what are UNHAPPY days like ?

Mick Jagger might say, SAD SAD SAD

[upsidedowni]

or Martha from Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? might say "Sad, sad, sad."

[Ninfabeata]

Complimenti Sorella!!!

[britteach]

Where is the first half? I thought she began the play covered in dirt up to her waist. Merci beaucoup.

[Razieluk]

You're right, she does.

[Hafciarka]

"nie ma hafciarka" - writing this sentence in youtube and watching polish film was a screening of dramas by Samuel Beckett.

[s4mth16ngstr24nge]

yes she's covered to the neck like in "play" but her acting is very beat. her voice doesnt even sound true when you close your eyes+listen to her voice. she says her lines disconnectedly and doesnt seem to be living and breathing her (or any) character. her line delivery and expressions sound and look lame and unbelievable.maybe the beckett-style situation's unbelievable but the acting should be believable, and it blows. this lady is no judi dench, whoever she is. unMysterious.

[mamarracha]

You have no idea what you're talking about. This lady is incredible. Judi who?

[upsidedowni]

this actress is good, but "judi who?" is a ridiculous question. go look her up. you'll benefit from seeing her act.

[lentilsoupbun]

I think from this point she's meant to sound disconnected as if her mind is failing, in the first act she sounds very chatty, lively and normal. Remarkably so, given the context. She does a wonderful job. But I would never badmouth Judi Dench, though I'd rather see Rebecca Front or Billie Whitelaw's version(s).

[PennyDropper]

What a hotty, vary lady like, never let me go bealow the 'hheemm' neck.

[huuhuu1212]

Thanks too

[primate924]

thank you for this