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Acting isn't technique, it's feeling. I was taught to feel my parts very deeply; it gets into your voice and your eyes. Your voice carries to the back of the theatre, but so do your eyes.
Dame Flora Robson, classical actress and Hollywood star, in conversation with Michael Billington about her 60-year career with Tyrone Guthrie at the Festival Theatre
Cambridge, Charles Laughton at the Old Vic and Errol Flynn in Hollywood. With extracts from some of her notable performances including
Lady Macbeth, Nelly Dean in Wuthering Heights and Queen Elizabeth in Fire Over England.
Producer RICHARD DUNN

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