David Holmes is among those we feel we know without truly knowing. In truth, all stunt doubles inhabit this paradox. They are the ones in our favorite films, executing the awe-inspiring scenes we adore, yet we lavish praise on actors who may not even have been on set—artists who expended none of the effort. This is why David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived is both a vital and masterfully crafted work, illuminating its subject with unflinching clarity.
Watching David Holmes…
This play arrived in my life during one of its most desolate chapters. Years later, I still returned to the theater three times to relive it. While Jonny Donahoe cast a spell over New York audiences with his singular brilliance, the production in my country was anchored by Bora Akkaş — an actor of extraordinary depth. A haunting symmetry binds their stories: his performance, too, unfolded under a personal shadow, serendipitously aligned with the loss of a dear friend.
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Hakkında yapılan yorumları görünce sinir küplerine bindiğim Cem Yılmaz filmi.
Karakomik Filmler serisinde de yer alan Ayzek karakterinin dünyasına odaklanan bi filmden ne bekliyordunuz da ne buldunuz?
Film; Karakomik Filmler ve Ayzek evrenine uyumlu bir dilde işlenmiş.
Cem Yılmaz'ın yaş aldıkça deneyim aldığı da gözüküyor.
Burada göndermelerine, sanat ekibine, ses tasarımına, görselliğine, oyuncu seçimine övgüler girmeyi düşünmüştüm de, kitle belli, kime ne anlatacaksın ki?
Neyse ki gerek Cem Yılmaz gerekse Netflix tarafı bu toksik kitleyi önemsememeyi öğrenmiş.
Dominic Kearney: Me, I pay no attention to wars. I'm agin' 'em. Wars and soap.
Siobhan Súilleabháin: Dear Padraic, I am safely ensconced in the mainland and, Padraic, it's lovely here. There's a river running past my window as I write, and the people already seem less bitter and mental. I'm not sure why, but I think it's 'cause a lot of them are from Spain. Mostly, I wanted to say there's a spare bed here for you, Padraic. And…
