Alan Rickman

PR LOGO DE EMMA THOMPSON Rickman nos traslada al interior de su casa, a viajes con amigos por todo el mundo y a los plat s de pel culas y obras de teatro que van desde Sentido y sensibilidad hasta Vidas privadas, pasando por la serie Harry Potter y la ltima pel cula que dirigi , Un peque o caos. Harry Potter y el misterio del pr ncipe. D a uno. Gracias a Dios que pude enfundarme en la t nica sin forzar visiblemente las costuras. Alan Rickman es uno de los actores m s queridos y polifac ticos de todos los tiempos. Sus aires de dignidad, su voz penetrante y el ingenio que aportaba a cada uno de sus papeles contin a cautivando a la audiencia hoy en d a, tal como muestran sus actuaciones como el villano Hans Gruber en la pel cula La jungla de cristal o su personificaci n del Profesor Severus Snape en la saga Harry Potter, entre muchos otros roles. Sin embargo, la capacidad de Rickman no se limitaba a sus interpretaciones. Sus diarios detallan lo extraordinario y lo ordinario de un modo anecd tico, indiscreto, ingenioso e incluso cotilla, aunque siempre partiendo de la m s absoluta sinceridad. Rickman nos traslada al interior de su casa, a viajes con amigos por todo el mundo y a los plat s de pel culas y obras de teatro que van desde Sentido y sensibilidad hasta Vidas privadas, pasando por la serie Harry Potter y la ltima pel cula que dirigi , Un peque o caos.

An international bestsellerOne of Barnes & Noble's Best Biographies & Memoirs of 2022Selected by the Guardian as one of the best books of 2022Amazon's choice for one of the best book gifts of 2023 Madly, Deeply is a rare invitation into the mind of Alan Rickman--one of the most magnetic, beloved performers of our time. From his breakout role in Die Hard to his outstanding, multifaceted performances in the Harry Potter films, Galaxy Quest, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, and more, Alan Rickman cemented his legacy as a world-class actor. His air of dignity, his sonorous voice, and the knowing wit he brought to each role continue to captivate audiences today. But Rickman's ability to breathe life into projects wasn't confined to just his performances. As you'll find, Rickman's diaries detail the extraordinary and the ordinary, flitting between worldly and witty and gossipy, while remaining utterly candid throughout. He takes us inside his home, on trips with friends across the globe, and on the sets of films and plays ranging from Sense and Sensibility, to No l Coward's Private Lives, to the final film he directed, A Little Chaos. Running from 1993 to his death in 2016, the diaries provide singular insight into Rickman's public and private life. Reading them is like listening to Rickman chatting to a close companion. Meet Rickman the consummate professional actor, but also the friend, the traveler, the fan, the director, the enthusiast; in short, the man beyond the icon. Madly, Deeply features a photo insert, a foreword by Emma Thompson, and an afterword by Rima Horton.

Chitati "Shaleno, gliboko" - tse jak perebuvati za lashtunkami zhittja Alana Rikmana: divitisja na profesora Severusa Snejpa z "potteriani", Gansa Grubera z "Mitsnogo gorishka" j polkovnika Brendona z "Rozumu i pochuttiv". Ale ne tilki aktora, a j rezhisera, cholovika, druga, mandrivnika. Ne na obraz, a na spravzhnogo Rikmana. Bo obraz - tse zavzhdi chijes spotvorene dzerkalo.Jogo sprijmali jak pikhatogo aristokrata - a vin z junosti buv viddanij lejboristskim idealam i skeptichno stavivsja do umovnostej britanskogo rojalizmu. Jogo vvazhali aktorom, pered chijeju kharizmoju ne vstojit zhodna zhinka, - a vin piv stolittja buv nepokhitno virnij Rimi Gorton.Vin buv ne takim, jak jogo ujavljali. A jakim? Zbagnuti tse dopomozhut 26 schodennikiv, jaki Rikman viv vid 1993 roku j do smerti u 2016-mu. Shaleno, gliboko, ironichno, schiro. De ne kozhen den - svjato, ale kozhen - zhittja.PerekladachOleg Koljesnikov, Anna Paschenko

A SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLERA WATERSTONES PAPERBACK OF THE YEAR 2023A WATERSTONES BEST BOOK OF 2022: ENTERTAINMENTA MAIL ON SUNDAYS BOOK OF THE YEAR 2022Alan Rickman remains one of the most beloved actors of all time across almost every genre, from his breakout role as Die Hard's villainous Hans Gruber to his heart-wrenching run as Professor Severus Snape, and beyond. His air of dignity, his sonorous voice and the knowing wit he brought to each role continue to captivate new audiences today. But Rickman's artistry wasn't confined to just his performances. Rickman's writing details the extraordinary and the ordinary in a way that is anecdotal, indiscreet, witty, gossipy and utterly candid. He takes us behind the scenes on films and plays ranging from Sense & Sensibility, the Harry Potter series, Private Lives, My Name Is Rachel Corrie and many more.The diaries run from 1993 to his death in 2016 and offer insight into both a public and private life. Here is Rickman the consummate professional actor, but also the friend, the traveller, the fan, the director, the enthusiast: in short, the real Alan Rickman. Here is a life fully lived, all detailed in intimate and characteristically plain-spoken prose. Reading the diaries is like listening to Rickman chatting to a close friend. Madly, Deeply also includes a foreword by Emma Thompson and a selection of Rickman's early diaries, dating from 1974 to 1982, when his acting life first began.

ALAN RICKMAN was one of the world-class actors of his generation, as well as a tireless political activist, an avid traveller and a devoted confidant and friend. Through his never-before-seen diaries - a twenty-five-year passion project - Rickman invites readers backstage and into his life.

An international bestsellerOne of Barnes & Noble's Best Biographies & Memoirs of 2022Selected by the Guardian as one of the best books of 2022Amazon's choice for one of the best book gifts of 2023 Madly, Deeply is a rare invitation into the mind of Alan Rickman--one of the most magnetic, beloved performers of our time. From his breakout role in Die Hard to his outstanding, multifaceted performances in the Harry Potter films, Galaxy Quest, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, and more, Alan Rickman cemented his legacy as a world-class actor. His air of dignity, his sonorous voice, and the knowing wit he brought to each role continue to captivate audiences today. But Rickman's ability to breathe life into projects wasn't confined to just his performances. As you'll find, Rickman's diaries detail the extraordinary and the ordinary, flitting between worldly and witty and gossipy, while remaining utterly candid throughout. He takes us inside his home, on trips with friends across the globe, and on the sets of films and plays ranging from Sense and Sensibility, to No l Coward's Private Lives, to the final film he directed, A Little Chaos. Running from 1993 to his death in 2016, the diaries provide singular insight into Rickman's public and private life. Reading them is like listening to Rickman chatting to a close companion. Meet Rickman the consummate professional actor, but also the friend, the traveler, the fan, the director, the enthusiast; in short, the man beyond the icon. Madly, Deeply features a photo insert, a foreword by Emma Thompson, and an afterword by Rima Horton.

March 2003. The Gaza Strip. 23-year-old Rachel Corrie stands between a Palestinian house and an armoured bulldozer. Meet the heroine behind the headlines. Edited by Alan Rickman and Katharine Viner and based on the writings of Rachel Corrie herself, this play captures the enduring idealism, blazing eloquence and sardonic wit of her vivid diary entries. First seen at the Royal Court Theatre, London, in 2005, My Name Is Rachel Corrie was revived in a new production at the Young Vic, London, in 2017, directed by Josh Roche, winner of the JMK Young Directors Award 2017.

"A powerful, thought-provoking and deeply moving piece of theatre."--"Daily Telegraph" "Theatre can't change the world. But what it can do, when it's as good as this, is to send us out enriched by other people's passionate concern."--"Guardian" "I have been in Palestine for two weeks and one hour now, and I still have very few words to describe what I see. I don't know if many of the children here have ever existed without tank-shell holes in their walls. You just can't imagine it unless you see it. And even then your experience is not at all the reality . . . due to] the fact that I have money to buy water when the army destroys wells, and of course, the fact that I have the option of leaving. I am allowed to see the ocean."--Rachel Corrie On March 16, 2003, Rachel Corrie, a twenty-three-year-old American, was killed by an Israeli bulldozer in the Gaza Strip as she was trying to prevent the demolition of the Palestinian homes. "My Name is Rachel Corrie" is a one-woman play composed from Rachel's own journals, letters, and e-mails--creating a portrait of a messy, skinny, articulate, Salvador Dali-loving chain-smoker (with a passion for the music of Pat Benatar), who left home and school in Olympia, Washington, "to support Palestinian non-violent resistance to Israel's military occupation." The piece premiered at London's Royal Court Theatre, with an award-winning, sold-out run, before its transfer to the West End.