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Happy 86th birthday, Julie Christie! John Schlesinger on the mysterious power of actors like Julie Christie: "Interviewer: Julie Christie has a small part, and yet it leaves much more of an impact than the space it occupies in the film. What gives some actors such screen presence? Schlesinger: I think there is a mysterious process that goes on between a person and that piece of glass which is the lens. And I understand why a camera is considered an evil eye by orthodox Jews. I think it does take something from the person. Quite often after six takes or so, when you've said, "Right, let's move on," an actor will say, "Well, that was the one, wasn't it?" I'd say, "Well, I don't know until I see the dailies. Until I see it up on the screen. I don't know.'' And that's true. There is something mysterious about the whole process and how a personality is seen on film. There are actors who work because of their personality and who aren't that versatile as performers. The reason they're popular and famous is that there is something about them as people that makes them stars. And they aren't that different in different parts. Alec Guinness was a prime example of the opposite, of somebody who didn't exploit his own personality, whatever that was, and gave some wonderful screen performances. Interviewer: Where would you put Julie Christie in that respect? Schlesinger: I think Julie became a very much better actress with experience. I don't think she ever particularly wanted to be come a star. Interviewer: She's uncomfortable with it? Schlesinger: I adore her, and she's wonderful and original, and there are many kindnesses that I remember her doing. But I think Julie was uncomfortable having to live up to being a star. She got better at it the more big films she did, but I don't know that she really was ever very comfortable being a star." ("Conversations with John Schlesinger", Ian Buruma, 2006) Clip from: Billy Liar (1963) Director: John Schlesinger

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