Charlton Heston & Lydia Heston Interview - part 3

The transcript discusses the evolution of acting, comparing past and present actors, and the importance of public personas. It highlights the speaker's passion for acting, having worked on over 70 films, and emphasizes the significance of stage acting experience. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of working together on stage and the memories it evokes.

What is one of the main differences discussed between classic actors like Stewart and modern actors?

• Their choice of films

• Their acting techniques

• Their public personas

• Their height

What humorous reason is given for the change in the nature of actors?

• Advanced technology

• New acting schools

• A change in the water

• Different film genres

What keeps the speaker motivated to continue acting after so many films?

• The financial rewards

• The desire to perfect their craft

• The fame and recognition

• The opportunity to travel

Why does the speaker believe theater training is important for actors?

• It is more prestigious

• It helps in memorizing lines

• It provides a strong foundation

• It is a requirement for film roles

What does the speaker find valuable about returning to the stage?

• The financial benefits

• The opportunity to direct

• The chance to work with new actors

• The renewal of skills and memories