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    Back To One

    The no nonsense, in-depth, actors-on-acting podcast hosted by Peter Rinaldi. One working actor every episode doing a deep dive into their approach to the craft. No small talk, no celebrity stories, no inane banter—just the work.

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    Leonardo Nam Mar 16, 2021
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    "Westworld" star Leonardo Nam didn't know that I saw him perform a scene in an acting class in New York City way back when. An inventiveness and creativity were on display there that I still see in his work. In this hour, he tells an amazing story of literally coming to a crossroad in his young life, and how he boldly chose what felt right, and turned toward the pursuit of acting. He talks about the importance of finding the "play" in every role, why the costuming days are his favorite in pre-production, and how meditation helps get him "back to one." Plus much more!


    Julia Sarah Stone Mar 09, 2021
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    You're about to hear the name Julia Sarah Stone quite a bit. The young Canadian acting phenom is turning Hollywood heads with a focused talent and poise well beyond her years. Her latest movie, the unique sci-fi thriller "Come True," which has been wowing audiences at festivals, is opening Friday March 12th from IFC Midnight. In this episode, she talks about the "playable" characteristic that helped her performance in that film, the traps actors easily fall into when they lay in the emotion while losing sight of basic aspects such as motivation, and why she always wants to be a student of the craft, no matter where her career takes her. Plus much more! She's the kind of actor that will make you want to open Final Draft and finally start writing that script.

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    Chin Han Mar 02, 2021
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    Since playing Lau in "The Dark Knight," Chin Han has been on a Hollywood run, acting in blockbuster action movies like "Ghost in a Shell," "Skyscraper," and "Captain American: Winter Soldier," as well as work on a less grand scale for Steven Soderbergh, Gus Van Sant, and the celebrated Netflix series "Marco Polo." Now he stars in the eagerly anticipated new "Mortal Kombat" movie as the shape-shifting villain Shang Tsung. I asked him how he dealt with the history, fan passion and anticipation for the character in his preparation and how it affected him during production. He talks about his interesting process of de-linking the text and deconstructing himself as a way of building the performance. And we discuss iconic lines and how to approach their delivery, plus much more!

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    Alison Wright Feb 23, 2021
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    She's probably best known for her Emmy-Nominated performance as FBI secretary Martha Hanson on FX's critically acclaimed series "The Americans," and now Alison Wright has breathed life into another complex character in yet another hit series—Ruth Wardle on TNT's "Snowpiercer." In this hour, she gives us a peek under the hood of her craft and we get closer to understanding how she's able to bring such naturalism and depth to all her performances. She talks about her early fascination with "The Method" that led her to the Lee Strasberg Institute, her "thought-linked" approach to the text which she developed over the years (that just might be a big part of the secret to her greatness), and I ask her about taking the challenge of playing Emilia in "Othello" for the Public Theater's legendary Shakespeare in the Park, having never touched the Bard before, and possibly redefining and revolutionizing the role forever. Plus LOTS more!

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    Olivia Cooke Feb 16, 2021
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    Olivia Cooke had no formal training and claims to have no real process. Is she just a natural? A freak of nature? How else to explain the incredible range and astounding talent of this rising star? I first took note of her work in the black comedy "Thoroughbreds," and then Steven Spielberg's "Ready Player One" and the British mini-series "Vanity Fair." She is on fire now with three new films, "Little Fish," "Pixie," and last year's "Sound of Metal." I ask her to break down one amazing scene in the latter, and she talks about the advantages of its immersive filming process. She explains the importance of not taking herself or the job too seriously, and why she once needed to punch a wall to make herself cry.

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    Delroy Lindo Feb 09, 2021
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    There are several moments in Delroy Lindo's performance as Paul in "Da 5 Bloods" where I believe the voiceless (Black solders who never came back from Vietnam?) speak through him. Sure that might be hooey, but the very idea that I believe it says something about his incredible work in Spike Lee's celebrated Netflix film. On this episode, I ask Lindo to break down the filming of the gripping monologue that is the centerpiece of that performance, and about his initial apprehension and ultimate acceptance of the MAGA aspect of Paul's character. He takes us back to his first formative experience on the stage, as Herald Loomis in "Joe Turner's Come and Gone," and tells a vexing story of the first time the word "Oscar" was being tossed around him. Plus lots more!

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    Christina Anthony Feb 02, 2021
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    Christina Anthony plays Denise on the ABC series "Mixed-ish." She generously gives us a fascinating inside look at working on a sit-com from the point of view of an actor who is totally new to the process. She tells the story of sitting at a table read 90 minutes after being cast on the show following years of struggling through 100+ fruitless pilot auditions, talks about how her Chicago theater roots still pay dividends in her work, getting used to the idea of rotating directors, knowing when to speak up about issues with the script, and how she's ready to be your next action hero. Plus much more!

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    Tom Noonan Jan 26, 2021
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    As the annual Sundance Film Festival begins again this week, legendary actor/director Tom Noonan takes us back 27 years to a very different Sundance, where his film "What Happened Was…" won the Grand Jury Prize. It's the ultimate "actor's film," just two people, Noonan and the incredible Karen Sillas, in one room, real time, on a first date like no other. He talks about the circumstances that led him to Sillas, the extensive rehearsal process they had, the production, and the ups and downs of its ultimately triumphant reception. Plus Noonan tells the story of the first big lesson that formed his craft, why he's not (at the moment) pursing acting, and lots more. A gorgeous restoration of "What Happened Was…" is being released on Friday January 29th by Oscilloscope in select virtual theaters.


    Nicole Beharie Jan 19, 2021
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    Some actors go through a transformation to the point where the word "performance" feels inadequate. "Embodiment" is more apt. Nicole Beharie transforms into Turquoise Jones in Channing Godfrey People's film "Miss Juneteenth." It's a wonder to behold. On this episode, she talks about the immersive preparation work that went into her Gotham Award-winning performance, how the opportunity to take her time and "own the space" affected her work in a deep way, and the substitutions necessary to create the motherly bond so central to the film. Plus we discuss the benefits and drawbacks of unanswered questions in a performance, and how simply loving people and life actually helps the work.

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    Nat Wolff Dec 22, 2020
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    The only thing that makes this a "Special Holiday Episode" of Back To One is a brief mention of Hanukkah, but the talented Nat Wolff brings plenty of joy to make up for it. He talks about playing Lloyd Henreid in the new version of "The Stand" on CBS All Access, and one scene in particular that worried him until an 11th hour "cloak of inspiration" fell upon him in the form of a song. I ask about his directorial debut, a short called "Youngest" that just might be the film that has affected me the most of all the films I've viewed during the pandemic. He shares why auditioning isn't getting easier, his journey from insecure cockiness to actual confidence, how he keeps his head in this maddening business, plus much more!

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