American actor Oscar Isaac has read in public the letter of the actor Alec Guinness, who played Obi-WAN Kenobi in the original trilogy of “Star wars”. The text, written during the filming of the first film, Guinness scoffs on the script George Lucas, reports NME.
“Every day I get new ridiculous dialogues on sheets of pink paper. None of these fragments does not make my character more understandable, or more bearable,” wrote the actor in 1977 his friend Anne Kaufman.
In addition, the letter shows that Guinness didn’t remember the name of Harrison Ford, his partner in the film, and called him by Tennyson, Allison. He describes Ford as “muscular and sluggish person who may, in fact, smart and funny”.
Isaac, who played On Dameron in the seventh episode, read the text on March 13 in the framework of the project “Letters live” in London. 2013 “Letters live” attracted to reading actors, writers, composers and other artists. A project declared as a “living celebration of the written communication”. In recent readings was attended by such actors as Benedict Cumberbatch, Jude law, Chris Evans and others.
Obi-WAN-Kenobi — Jedi master, master of Anakin and Luke Skywaker.
Alec Guinness (1914-2000) is a British theatre and film actor, who starred in such films as “Our man in Havana” (1959), “Memorandum Kvillera” (1966), “Hitler: the Last ten days” (1973). Received the “Oscar” for his role in the film “the Bridge on the river Kwai” (1957).
Star wars — a fantastic epic, created by Director George Lucas. Consists of the original trilogy (1977-1983) and the trilogy-the prequel (1999-2005). Released in December 2015 seventh episode titled “Awakening” forces has opened a new trilogy-the sequel.
