She's The Best Thing In It

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Release date: Mar 17, 2015

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Movie Info

Veteran character actor and Tony Award winner, Mary Louise Wilson, age 79, teaches her first acting class to skeptical members of the YouTube generation, smashing their red carpet illusions and challenging them to bring emotional honesty into their acting. Features interviews with Frances McDormand, Melissa Leo, Tyne Daly, Estelle Parsons, Valerie Harper and playwright Doug Wright, discussing what it means to be a character actor, whether acting can be taught, what constitutes 'talent,' and whether the profession is harder for women.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Documentary, Special Interest
Directed By:

Ron Nyswaner
In Theaters:

Mar 17, 2015 wide
Runtime:

74 minutes