Alfred Molina - 'Long Day's Journey Into Night' Play
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- Опубліковано 18 чер 2023
- Alfred Molina as James Tyrone in 'Long Day's Journey Into Night' 2017 play. MUST WATCH:
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What marvel of a play, and what performances. Heart wrenching!
Alfred Molina is one of my favorite actors. Here he lives up to that.🎇
I wonder how the actors felt about the occasional inappropriate laughter of the audience.
Just read this for the first time, this will be fantastic companion piece
What an... interesting take of Edmund.
From reading some of the comments I think people are being unfair about this production. Looking forward to it. Thanks.
Molina 4 Life
Thank you!
This is the real deal. 💯 !
Jane Kaczmarek is a GREAT comedy actress. How TF did she get cast in this??? - Why are people laughing? O'Neill would be furious.
Yes, I find her performance strange. I feel like she doesn’t give a damn about the character she’s playing.
It emerges over time. She plays into self-immolation and loneliness very well.
Saw this production at the Geffen in Los Angeles
Wow what’s the difference between what you saw and this one here ? I’m just curious! I wish I were there😢 I will really appreciate your answer❤
@@cecilialovesgrapes1170 no differences!
@@J.S.3259 no remarkable differences at all? That’s wonderful. So the audience did laugh as much, Or did you actually watch this particular one indeed? Did you saw it in the afternoon or the evening? and what date was it (if you could remember) thank you for sharing anyways.
I like this a lot, and I love this play. Seen many versions, Alfred can play anything and I think that Jane hits all the right notes. Mary was an Irish girl from ohio, not a prim and proper New England
Matron so many other actresses portray her as. including Hepburn. The guy playing Edmond is wonderful.
I disagree. Mary was brought up in a fine home with a very distinct upper class social position. That she bridles at the thought of being an actress and the belief that actors were not of an equal class show how she views the world.
She wasn't upper class, James Tyrone says himself that her father owned a wholesale grocery business. they met when James was doing his play in Cleveland Ohio. @@jlasf
It is such a serious play I wonder why people keep laughing time to time
These scenes were intended to be perceived this way, beacause they were meant to represent, that even in the darkest of time in life, you can still laugh. I think.
I am not an O'Neill scholar, but I love the Hepburn version - it's a master class of acting - and I find the laughs distracting and disturbing. This is a family spiraling into Hell and misery. I don't see anything funny about it. Unless you see Kathleen as comic relief - Hamlet's ditchdigger - it seems inappropriate. Hard to watch.
Yeah, I mean, you're right. It probably would be more enjoyable without the interruption, I agree. The laughs could probably not be cut, since it was a life performance. But still, everyone has their own kind of humor, you can't put that in a black ot white box and immediatly deem it as disrespectful, just because you don't relate, imo.
@@Nex1357 It's not that I find the laughing intrusive; it's that I find O'Neill being played for laughs disturbing. This is the only version I have ever seen where this material is directed to elicit laughter. It's just an incorrect and inappropriate interpretation by the director, in my opinion. It's like playing Hamlet for laughs in anything but the gravedigger and Polonius scenes. If the audience is laughing during "To be or not to be," something is fundamentally wrong. And that what I object to here. The maid is comedy relief, but that's it.
@@jlasf You're right, and I respect the way you view this. It's really interesting. This is the only version I've seen so far but understood the complexity and darkness of the play. But, I mean if there are different versions, of maybe different times... Why shouldn't there be a version that's a little brighter in some moments? I don't see how that's wrong. Just like there are funnier versions of different movies. Plays like this are different because they're supposed to be taken seriously, I get that, but (I don't know how many) since there seem to be different versions of the play, why not make one a bit lighter. It's not at all a good situation they're in, but in my opinion they represented human behavior pretty well in this.
It’s actually horrifying to hear audiences laugh to this play.
how Can I get the script fro 39:00 to 49:00
I guess you can get the whole script easily online or at the bookstore just search the name
plus he’s still touring in his money making swashbuckler. He doesn’t look like he’s desperately staying in shape for when he gets back out on the road.
The delivery feels off in this production. The language does not seem naturalistic in the way that Jack Lemmon, for instance, was able to achieve.
Jane Kaczmarek is really horrendous as Mary. 😐
If you've never seen a decent production of this great play, skip this mediocre one.
How is it mediocre?
@@ivy.jbeatbox Just watch any of the other great productions of this play. Please.
@@unclealand what do you recommend?
@@ivy.jbeatbox The 1996 production was the best I ever saw. You can see it on UA-cam. Directed by David Wellington, the cast is perfect and know what they're doing. The movie with Kathryn Hepburn is very good, too. I saw Jessica Lange and Gabriel Byrne in the play on Broadway about seven years ago. Great.
The one with Jack Lemon from the 80's is @@ivy.jbeatbox