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Richard Burton's 'Economy Of Motion'
Dick Cavett, in an epilogue to a series of online columns remembering the late actor, reveals that the widely praised slow-motion actions Burton employed in his 1980 Broadway run of Camelot "were in part bred of pain." He needed, and subsequently had, a gruesome operation called a laminectomy. New York Times 10/30/09
Dick Cavett, in an epilogue to a series of online columns remembering the late actor, reveals that the widely praised slow-motion actions Burton employed in his 1980 Broadway run of Camelot "were in part bred of pain." He needed, and subsequently had, a gruesome operation called a laminectomy. New York Times 10/30/09
Posted November 3, 2009 10:07 PM
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