RADA: A Word With... Juliet Stevenson (2012)

RADA graduates: archive interviews
Back in 2012, we sat down with some of our best-known RADA graduates for a chat about their training and their careers since RADA.
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Title music by José Albela josealbela.com/

[@astromodo]

i love the way she speaks

[@gabrielarocharomero7809]

Fantastic actor and human being! Love her!!

[@pboyd8354]

truly madly deeply

[@aliceinwonderzz]

I would have loved to have auditioned for RADA but unfortunately times are different and it is stuffling creativity. After watching this I feel like I know how important vocational training is and I shouldn't be ashamed of wanting to act. Sorry for rambling but thank you too!

[@micaelabonetti949]

Wow, what a voice!

[@gregfoster126]

Would love to go to rada

[@222ferrett222]

love her since 1980 33years wow

[@michaeldwilliams4907]

Powerful message to have faith in yourself and your abilities at all times and not to let an environment intimidate you. By the way, when you re-entered the time and place of that audition, and recounted Big John's running after you, you inhabited his voice and presence, gruff concern, and intimidating aura unconsciously and completely; it was a wonderful thing to experience you're naturally masterful of your craft.

[@giordanotirelli6028]

Happy birthday juliet from italian boy live in rome

[@rovertnitram123]

My experience of RADA was entirely the opposite. I did a competitibe audition and was overjoyed when I was offered a place, Many of the tutors were bullies and I walked away happily after a very short time.

[@MrSIZEMIK]

I love this girl, , , I liked her in "Life Story"

[@richardrickford3028]

She is I believe bang on right about the training. Simply trying to be famous is a false and shallow goal. What actors and musicians and artists and authors and poets and everyone else who is doing that sort of thing need to do is to knuckle down and learn the trade. When you have really learnt something it cannot be taken away from you. Fame can disappear or go very sour and nasty in the twinkling of an eye.

[@giordanotirelli6028]

Today juliet 67 years

[@elsapham7908]

i wish...i could act