Sandy Dennis's screen test for VIRGINIA WOOLF

[jokosirwanto]

wow, original!

[thefancychicken]

thanks, i miss her

[greenpilgrim50]

let your freak flag fly!

[SkyJamMusicVideos]

Also, that lighting great. You know what's great about this film, is the camera is never moved that much - it's more the performance in the frame that hits you. It's bull crap to read these indie publications that state "It looks low budget if you don't move the camera". It's till the script and Preformance

[SkyJamVideos]

Where did you get the footage from? That is the Director prompting her in the back or the opposing actor. That wheel counter at the start is a trip at 2 seconds

[cremeofthereich]

Was Roddy himself just standing in for Segal or was he also under consideration?

[robertocasitenore]

Fantastica!!!!...La mia attrice preferita....

Grazie!!!!

Roberto.

[BuiNhatBao2010]

absolutely amazing in Virginia Woolf

[marginallymental]

she's such a beauty here, and such a delightfully ditzy, ratty KID in the movie, like a 18-year-old newlywed. She also plays it less bonkers here than she eventually did.

[Samarastube]

uh, this is a BIG deal that we can all see this. thank you so, so much.

[VTMCompany]

didn't she eventually win the oscar for this?

[FunWithStuttering]

Does anybody know which other actresses were considered for this role?

[cbotten106]

Captivating.

[moviestud101]

This is amazing. She is amazing. It is a shame she is no longer around. Why are the great ones always taken away from us?

[AtLastOnTheGround]

In six days, it will have been 18 years since Sandy passed away.

She was one of the most talented -- and certainly THE most original -- actress that I know of.

[sucraman2]

@AtLastOnTheGround Sure miss the quality of acting that she presented. Gorgeous...always with the chills going up my back. She is missed terribly. R.I.P Sandy... & the ever brilliant Rodney McDowell

[DivaBehavior]

She is so weird! I love her!

[alexalex3131]

Rare for an actor of McDowell's prominence to help with screen test. Probably wanted to see if Ms.Dennis could hold her own against Taylor/Burton/Segal on screen. (She sure could!) In finished film one can see how Nichol's locked down and polished these same scenes.