Masterclass: Eddie Redmayne

Prior to his remarkable Oscar, BAFTA, SAG and Golden Globe winning awards haul in 2015, Eddie Redmayne sat down with BAFTA LA to unveil the tricks of his trade.

[@sofiaguerrero0969]

I wish he’d actually teach a class on acting and show us how he gets into the role when he reads the script, how he gets the mannerisms and voice down, and then how he completely delivers that person to the audience.

[@rosiehum]

YASSSS EDDIE SLAY THEM WITH YOUR FRECKLES

[@elenachu9932]

I love hearing him speak. He's so humble & beautiful. XO :)

[@kkwong2190]

Eddie is soooooooooooooo awesome n handsome

[@tracy2919]

He mentioned pretty much all of his work but Hick which I really want to hear him talk about!

[@markporter702]

Comes across as a refreshingly nice guy.

[@BellaWhoLocked]

awesome!

[@tracy2919]

"Will you just sit behind the camera and shout abuse at me?" xD Whatever works

[@anjeleetk1021]

you know he's really like an uncle or a grandfather that would tell me stories abt his life which is just amazing but sadly *cries in french* ether all my uncles hate my parents and my grandfathers are dead long be4 I could even see them soo i always watch redmaynes interviews to get through tht trauma. thank you for reading this i feel satisfied

[@riledmouse4677]

The buzz, though.

[@wa-et1nj]

좋은데 왜 좋은지 모름. 특히 그 잡...스러운 변종괴물들과 함께 있는 영상은 묘한 위로와 시선을 끌어주는 매력이 있어..항상..집 벽에 붙여놓고싶다. 인테리어..나 가족처럼 삶의 시간과 공간을 공유하고싶다. //저정도 체력이고 저런 사람과 함께라면 이상하게 편할것같다. //이유가 뭐가 되었든 잡스러운 개성있는 무언가와 조화롭게 잘 지내고 키우고 탐구하는 감각? 습관이 있어보이는 특이한. 영화..로 보자마자 극호감..아참..빌리엘리어트 주인공과 점퍼 주인공..이름..까먹음..도..매우..소울메이트 같은..그..보자마자 반가운 마음..전할길없어도..알든말든 보자마자 좋은 이유는 아마도 그냥 피곤하니까..인듯..

[@ADawoodKiwi]

"Masterclass" for folks who don't know what a masterclass is This is just a talk

[@fairycat23]

Are all the BAFTA masterclasses like that?

[@cristopherboneta8086]

What is he referencing when he talks about being careful to not give "too much now because you have a close up coming" @ 18:15.

[@elio.detoffol]

Hey ! 3 years later i´ll try to answer.. could be useful for another person I think he says that because in cinema, you shoot many shots for the same scene with various "zooms" so when it's a wide shot, you don't have to focus a lot on your emotions because we don't really see them on screen . But for the close-ups, the spectator has to see the emotions on your face so it's a lot more exhausting than wide shots. I hope it will help someone, sorry for my English, I'm French.

[@tracy2919]

His shoes are extraordinarily distracting xP

[@susanrichards1663]

Tracy Osimowicz

[@malloryfallon6394]

i can’t stop looking at them 😂😂

[@riris4inzaghi]

4:00

[@zersonperson2378]

31:27

[@wa-et1nj]

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