Original title: Jedna herecká generace Actors Studia
Translated title: One Actors Studio Generation
Authors: Podušková, Veronika ; Sílová, Zuzana (advisor) ; Hančil, Jan (referee)
Document type: Bachelor's theses
Year: 2008
Language: cze
Publisher: Akademie múzických umění v Praze. Divadelní fakulta AMU. Knihovna
Abstract: [cze] [eng]
Abstrakt Lee Strasberg, spoluzakladatel Actors Studia, byl jedním z nevýznamnějších amerických učitelů herectví. Studio existuje od roku 1947 v New Yorku. Lee Strasberg vyvinul nový herecký systém, který vycházel ze Stanislavského. Strasberg změnil některé body ve Stanislavského systému herectví a nazval tuto novou techniku Metodou. Actors Studiem prošlo za dobu jeho existence mnoho studentů a mnozí se stali slavnými nejen na jevišti, ale hlavně ve filmu. Generace počátku 70. let obsahuje mnoho skvělých jmen; Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel, Al Pacino a Christopher Walken patří těm nejvýznačnějším. Strasbergova Metoda ovlivnila způsob herectví každého z nich, zároveň se jejich projevy liší. Způsob jejich herecké práce je zkoumán v této bakalářské práci. Nejprve je zde popsána historie Studia a vývoj Metody, další kapitoly jsou věnovány již hercům samotným. Summary One of the most famous American acting teachers was Lee Strasberg who co-founded the Actors Studio. This studio has existed since 1947 and is situated in New York. Lee Strasberg developed a new acting system based on the Konstatin Stanislavski?s acting technique. He changed some items of Stanislavski?s technique and called his new system ?Method?. There have been many of Strasberg?s students during the era of the Actors Studio. Some of them became famous not only on the theatre stage, but primarily in movies. The generation of early 70?s has yielded many great names; Robert De Niro, Harvey Keitel, Al Pacino and Christopher Walken are the most important. Their technique of acting was affected by the Strasberg?s Method but each one of them is considered to be a different kind of an actor. Their acting is reviewed and compared in this thesis. There is described a history of the Studio and the Method development, the next chapters are about actors and their work.

Institution: Academy of Performing Arts in Prague (web)
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