Pinter/PROUST – 92Y May Post FULL Video on Line
This is fantastic news! Fingers crossed.
Thanks to Armirate Agonistes & Perry!
WOW!! What a treat this would be. To see the whole production, including Richard Armitage’s missing scenes.
Richard, a Fan by any other name…
No, nor do I do calm, “I want to be a pin-up”! Nor do I.
I’ve come across a few notes here and there that said “Hello, I’m a new well-wisher!”.
Firstly, you are very welcome to our little group of friends 🙂
Secondly, I wanted to focus on the phrase “well-wisher” for a bit.
Richard has always mentioned his unease at having “fans” and in his last Christmas message (which I really wasn’t expecting and which brightened up a particularly grim day), he referred to his admirers as “well-wishers”.
Far be it for me to tell Richard what to feel (Oh, I would sooooo love that though…), but I’m just not feeling it.
Let’s take a look:
The Oxford Dictionary defines a well-wisher as:
“a person who desires happiness or success for another, or who expresses such a desire:
Hick received plenty of advice from well-wishers”
OK, not bad…
I certainly wish nothing but the best for Richard, root for him and…
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Thirteen-minute Video of RA’s first Pinter/Proust Scene Revealed…
Lara Hillier as Odette with RA as Swann.
Image by Fernanda Matias.
Source: Chrissy Lampard Video.
Yerkillsmesmalls.tumblr.com has posted 13 minutes of RA’s first scene in Harold Pinter’s adaptation of Marcel Proust’s Remembrance of Things Past at the 92nd Street Y, on Thursday, January 16, 2014, directed by Di Trevis and Ed Sylvan Iskandar.
Source: Yerkillsmesmalls.tumblr.com
Posted on Facebook by Richard Armitage Bulgaria.
But wait… there’s more! One more “RA as Swann” video, courtesy of Chrissy Lampard…
Pictured: RA as Swann and Lara Hillier as Odette.
PHOTO CREDIT: CHRISSY LAMPARD.
I have to laugh, truly. There is another Chrissy Lampard video from Thursday night! Yes, I know we said the last one was… well… the last one, but she has more!!!
We think it would be a shame not to share this, just because we said there were no more, wouldn’t it? Criminal, in fact!
So, enjoy Chrissy’s latest, and thanks again to Chrissy Lampard, by far our favorite RA US Special RA Correspondent!!!
And, please: Chrissy has generously allowed us to share her content with the RA Universe, so we hope, when others share any of her original images or when linking to any of the her other videos – all previously posted on this blog – that she will be appropriately credited.
One final video of RA as Swann, Courtesy of Chrissy Lampard, RA US Special Correspondent
Image by Fernanda Matias.
Source: Chrissy Lampard video.
Chrissy Lampard – Richard Armitage US Facebook member turned RA US Special RA Correspondent – attended the reading of Pinter’s version of Proust’s Remembrance of Things Past on Thursday, January 16 at the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan. She’s provided a great deal of content to the RA Universe, and now we are pleased to debut Chrissy’s final video: RA as “Swann in Red.”
Chrissy has generously allowed us to share her content with the RA Universe, so we hope, when others share any of her original images or when linking to any of the her four videos – all previously posted on this blog – that she will be appropriately credited.
Just for fun, we’ve introduced this entry with an astonishingly beautiful screen capture from Fernanda Matias, taken from one of Chrissy’s previous videos. (Please credit both Fernanda and Chrissy for this image.)
Three Amazing RA/Pinter Videos Debut, Thanks to Chrissy Lampard, RA US Special Correspondent
PHOTO CREDIT: CHRISSY LAMPARD
RA US Facebook member turned RA US Special RA Correspondent Chrissy Lampard attended the reading of Pinter’s version of Proust’s Remembrance of Things Past on Thursday, January 16 at the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan.
Chrissy has generously allowed us to share her content with the RA Universe, so we hope, when others share any of these three new images or linking to any of the three videos, she will be appropriately credited.
Just to make it simpler, all of her videos are here:
Chrissy Lampard, Video 1 of RA as Swann.
Chrissy Lampard, Video 2 of RA as Swann (the KISS!).
Chrissy Lampard, Video 3 of RA as Swann.
ALL PHOTO AND VIDEO CREDITS: CHRISSY LAMPARD!
- PHOTO CREDIT: CHRISSY LAMPARD
PHOTO CREDIT: CHRISSY LAMPARD.
RA US Special Correspondent Reveals RA Pix From Pinter/Proust Reading in NYC
PHOTO CREDIT: CHRISSY LAMPARD
RA US Special Correspondent Chrissy Lampard attended the Pinter/Proust performance tonight in New York.
Here RA is playing Swann who falls for Odette (Lara Hiller, pictured in two of Chrissy’s shots), against his better judgment.
PHOTO CREDIT FOR ALL THREE PHOTOS: CHRISSY LAMPARD.
PHOTO CREDIT: CHRISSY LAMPARD.
PHOTO CREDIT: CHRISSY LAMPARD.
Tonight in NYC: Pinter/Proust, Featuring RA Live On-Stage
(Sung to the tune of “Tonight” from West Side Story… with sincerest apologies to Leonard Bernstein and *especially* lyricist Stephen Sondheim!)
Tonight, tonight,
RA’s on stage tonight
And all across the world hearts are light…
Tonight, tonight
He’ll be on stage tonight
And many will be there for the sight!
Today the minutes pass like hours
The hours go so slowly
While waiting for tonight.
But then, tonight,
He’ll step into that light
And he will shine toooooonniiiiiiiiiiiight!
That Height Thing…
Golden Hour Height Thing…
It was most obvious in the Vicar of Dibley… the way Harry/RA had to practically bend himself in half to kiss Geraldine/Dawn… and it was endearing.
But his height – compared to his co-stars – has also been apparent in many other roles. He has several tried and true ways of minimalizing it: he slumps his shoulders a bit, or leans against a wall or piece of furniture and slouches, or even just sits down while others stand… a lot! So this new photo album begins to demonstrate RA’s height, and how he accommodates himself for his fellow cast members.
For more, visit our Facebook page, Richard Armitage US. And stay tuned for additions…
~ Very special thanks to Richard Armitage Net and Richard Armitage Quotes on Tumblr!
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