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Teri Hatcher: Doing theatre alleviates the aging issue for actresses
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Doing → do → actresses
Teri Hatcher has said doing theatre “alleviates the aging issue” for actresses because they do not have a camera in their face like when doing film or TV.
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they → say → film
Hatcher has relished the opportunity to do theatre and appreciated the freedom it affords to actresses.
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it → relish → actresses
She added: “The space of live theatre, the adrenaline of it, the brain power.
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It’s very life affirming.
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It → ’ → ?
It’s good at my age to be doing something like that.
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It → ’ → that
“I think it allows women specifically to explore acting in a way that isn’t totally obsessed with the physicality because you don’t have a camera right here the whole time.
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you → think → camera
“That’s sort of a relief.
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That → ’ → relief
I like the idea of being in that arena.”
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I → like → arena
She said: “After I got offered the part, I would not look at the movie because the last thing I want to do is try to repeat anything that she did.
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she → say → that
“I’m taking it on in the same way I would any other character.
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I → take → way
“You look at the scenes and you’re trying to figure out what your character wants and what they’re trying to do.”
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they → look → what
Asked about playing a role made famous by an actress as highly regarded as Streep, Hatcher said: “The gift that Meryl gives us, I would watch her read the phone book, no-one is ever going to be as iconic as her.
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one → ask → her
“She brought to life this character who is so singularly passionate about what she wants and feels at home in demanding excellence.
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she → bring → excellence
“That’s not a character trait that people think of as associated with women, normally, so I think it’s a gift for the next woman to step into it.”
Hatcher was recommended to the producers by her former Desperate Housewives co-star, Vanessa Williams, who finished playing Priestly in the musical in September.
Hatcher made her West End debut on October 20 and, when she made her entrance through the stage floor, the audience broke into a huge round of applause.
She said: “There was a little tiny part of me that took it in, that will be a memory that I have for a long time of what that was like, and then you just have to get on with it.”
Hatcher will spend the festive period in London, but her schedule is full.
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schedule → ’ → London
She will have just Christmas Eve and Christmas Day off before getting back to work.
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She → have → work
The actress found fame playing Lois Lane in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures Of Superman (1993-1997) and played Bond girl Paris Carver opposite Pierce Brosnan in Tomorrow Never Dies (1997).
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Tomorrow → find → Brosnan
She later portrayed Susan Mayer in Desperate Housewives (2004-2012), a role which won her a Golden Globe Award.
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which → portray → Award
She will star in The Devil Wears Prada until February 6 and the show will run at the Dominion Theatre until September 25 2027.
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show → star → September
Tickets can be purchased on devilwearspradamusical.com.
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Tickets → purchase → devilwearspradamusical.com
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