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Actors Studio

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Nov 3, 2026

Jeffrey CranorHOST
21:06
Is that Strasburg in New York City? Oh, yeah, yeah.
Cecil BaldwinHOST
21:09
The Actor's Studio.
Jeffrey CranorHOST
21:10
Actor's Studio.
Jeffrey CranorHOST
21:11
Yeah, she was that.
Jeffrey CranorHOST
21:12
So she was truly Method.
Derek KaufmanHOST
12:00
Born Jerome Silberman in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1933, Wilder approached comedy not primarily as a comedian, but as a classically trained actor.
Derek KaufmanHOST
12:08
He studied theater at the University of Iowa before training at the Bristol Old Vic Theater in England, and later studying with Lee Strasberg's Actor's Studio in New York.
Derek KaufmanHOST
12:17
That dramatic foundation became essential to his comedy.
Derek KaufmanHOST
12:20
Wilder rarely seemed to be telling the audience that something was funny.
John SlavneyHOST
2:35
He was born in New York City, where his father was a musical conductor for the stage and his mother a chorus girl with the Ziegfeld Follies.
John SlavneyHOST
2:43
Redfield was also a founding member of the legendary theater workshop The Actors Studio.
John SlavneyHOST
2:48
Here, his polished delivery lends a timeless quality to our play that complements the subject matter perfectly.
John SlavneyHOST
2:54
Joan Loring plays the American woman in Paris, the tiger of the title.
Al SjoerdsmaHOST
15:13
What followed was World War II, where he served a five-year stint in the army in the 101st Cavalry, eventually reaching the rank of technical sergeant.
Al SjoerdsmaHOST
15:24
He returned to Broadway when he was discharged from the Army, appearing in a revival of Clifford Odette's play Waiting for Lefty, and not long after that he was admitted to the Actor's Studio, where he worked with Elia Kazan.
Al SjoerdsmaHOST
15:36
He was in the original cast of South Pacific, and he left that after he successfully auditioned to replace Ralph Meeker as Mannion in Mr. Roberts.
Al SjoerdsmaHOST
15:46
He was also made the understudy to the man playing Mr. Roberts, Henry Fonda.
Steve HuntHOST
52:26
Let's look at Martin Ritt then, the director we have kind of touched on already.
Steve HuntHOST
52:30
He was part of the group theater and was an assistant at one stage in his early days to Elia Kazan at the Actor's Studio.
Steve HuntHOST
52:38
He served in the US Armed Forces during World War II.
Steve HuntHOST
52:42
He wasn't directly named by the House Un-American Activities Committee, HUAC, but he was mentioned in an anti-communist newsletter called Counterattack.
Jane MulcahyHOST
1:40
That's crazy.
Jane MulcahyHOST
1:42
And also, I was in London for two weeks, and you had your play read at the Actors Studio.
Jane MulcahyHOST
1:47
And a Glee reboot was officially greenlit at Hulu.
Jane MulcahyHOST
1:51
I was
Jane MulcahyHOST
5:57
But you guys, enough about Glee.
Jane MulcahyHOST
6:00
Enough about Glee.
Jane MulcahyHOST
6:01
Ryan had his play read at the Actors Studio.
Jane MulcahyHOST
6:04
And by all accounts, it went swimmingly.
Jim RomanovichHOST
2:37
He also told me about the early days of live TV, and then Broadway at night, and then working with George C. Scott.
Jim RomanovichHOST
2:45
How about learning from Lee Strasberg in the actor's studio? Or Clint Eastwood on High Plains Drifter and Magnum Force? How about memories from the set of Liar Liar with Jim Carrey? There was also the rumor where he was told he would never work again for turning down this role.
Jim RomanovichHOST
3:04
Then, of course, there was his juggling the Broadway play Wait Until Dark with his character of Burke Devlin on Dark Shadows.
Jim RomanovichHOST
3:12
And he does talk about those early days of Dark Shadows and dealing with the low ratings.

9 MINS LATER

Mitchell RyanGUEST
12:25
And in the meantime, several people had said, you should go to New York, you've got to go, and that's sort of the ambition of actors, go to New York, you know.
Mitchell RyanGUEST
12:34
So I'd barter out of that.
Jim RomanovichHOST
12:35
But you did the film before you went to the actor's studio.
Jim RomanovichHOST
12:38
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Troy HowarthHOST
72:23
Let's talk about her a bit.
Troy HowarthHOST
72:24
Very, very fine actress, a member of Actors Studio, who made her Broadway debut all the way back in 1949.
Troy HowarthHOST
72:31
So she's, you know, kind of...
Troy HowarthHOST
72:33
Back, you know, starting her career around the same time that Ernest Borgnine is.
Keean Murrell-SnapeHOST
16:32
So she was a young hot or an old hot, as is the vernacular of the pod.
Keean Murrell-SnapeHOST
16:38
She studied at the Actor's Studio in New York.
Keean Murrell-SnapeHOST
16:41
So she was a serious actor.
Keean Murrell-SnapeHOST
16:42
She dated James Dean before

1 HR 19 MINS LATER

Kira Jade OppitzHOST
95:46
So it's something to do that.
Kira Jade OppitzHOST
95:46
But like, especially in the eighties, probably more hands on.
Keean Murrell-SnapeHOST
95:50
Betsy Palmer's from the actor's studio.
Keean Murrell-SnapeHOST
95:51
They slap you.
SerlingHOST
30:38
Yeah.
SerlingHOST
30:39
He was a founding member of the Actors Studio, and he was in The Survivors, the Joseph Cotton show.
EricHOST
30:46
Ooh, I didn't know Joseph Cotton had a show.
EricHOST
30:49
He plays the doctor in Dr. Fibes.

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