Sir Anthony Hopkins: It's such a miracle being alive
Summary
Sir Anthony Hopkins, a two-time Oscar-winning actor, spoke about his life and career. He shared insights on his acting style and credited luck for his success. At 87, Sir Anthony is releasing his autobiography, which tells his journey from a bullied child in Wales to a celebrated actor.Key Facts
- Sir Anthony Hopkins is a two-time Oscar winner known for roles like Hannibal Lecter in "The Silence of the Lambs."
- Hopkins attributes his success to luck and feels surprised to be 87 and still active.
- His autobiography, "We Did OK, Kid," explores his life from being bullied in Wales to becoming a famous actor.
- He played President Nixon in a film because director Oliver Stone saw similarities between him and Nixon.
- He started his film career after fellow actor Peter O'Toole suggested he audition for "The Lion in Winter."
- Katharine Hepburn advised Hopkins to keep his acting simple and real during their work together.
- Hopkins believes in simplifying acting, focusing on being still and economic with movement.
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