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You Should Be an Actor
You have a flair for the dramatic, and you probably already do a lot of acting in your day to day life, just to entertain yourself.
No need to steal the spotlight from your friends... You'll get plenty of attention once you start acting professionally!
What Sort of Artist Should You Be?
a (real) shakespearean quiz
You are Lady Macbeth from Macbeth! You are driven like a shot out of a cannon for power. When you want something badly - you aren't afraid to get your hands dirty. Literally.
I'd like to meet:
Wentworth Miller-my future husband, Oprah Winfrey, Kenny Leon (I need a job!!), John Malkovich, Terrance Howard, William H. Macy, Bill Clinton, John Travolta, Alvin Ailey, Queen Latifah, Cilian Murphy, Ms. Jay, Vin Diesel, Brian Friedman, Mia Michaels, Wade Robeson, Idina Menzel, Austin from Project Runway--so he can make me a bad outfit, Julie Taymor, August Wilson, Anna Deavere Smith, Audra McDonald, The Rock (oooh can I say that one again?) Suzan-Lori Parks, Jennifer Holliday, Shakespeare, Malcolm X, Choreographer Lorianne from Making the Band 3,Helen Mirren!!, MLK Jr, Hugh Jackman, John Legend,..the list goes on and on.....Jennifer Holliday as Effie in "Dreamgirls" at the 1982 Tony AwardsAudra McDonald singing "Can't Stop Talking"
Music:
Elliot Yamin, Sean Paul, Fall Out Boy, Mozella, The Fray, Maroon 5, Broadway Musicals,Alicia Keys, Regina Spektor, John Legend, Goo Goo Dolls, Robin Thicke, Lyfe Jennings, Ne-Yo, The Fray, M' Nde, Gavin DeGraw, Ying Yang Twins, Mary J., Idina Menzel (that girl can SANG!!!), Joss Stone (I have all of her CDs), Anthony Hamilton, John Mayer, Kirk Franklin, you know I like pretty much everything including Country. Your Theme Song:
"You're So Vain", Carly Simon
'What is your theme song?' at QuizGalaxy.com
Movies:
FRIDAY--you aint got no job, Face Off,10 Items or Less (this is such a good movie!!), Clue, Fight Club, Goonies, For your Concideration, Titus (Shakespeare),The Red Violin, Crash, Malcolm X, American History X, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Coming to America, Return to Oz, The Neverending Story, 28 Days Later, Cube, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (the old one), The Wiz, Waiting for Guffman, any type of Horror Movies and I know what you are going to say...yes even Faces of Death. Check out a new fav of mine FEARNET.COM
Television:
Lost,UGLY BETTY!!!!, Prision Break, So You Think You Can Dance, Project Runway, HEROES, American Idol, America's Next Top Model, Survivor, MXC (Most Extreme Elimination Challenge), Amazing Race, Dancing with the Stars, Top Chef, Ed Grimly (THIS CARTOON NEEDS TO MAKE A COMEBACK!!), Making the Band, THE BOONDOCKS, Hell's Kitchen, MR. BEAN, The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy (just had to throw that one in), Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Class of 3000, Chappelle Show, Queer As Folk (I've seen all 5 seasons), Top Design, Sheer Genius, The Janice Dickenson Agency, Pee-Wee's Playhouse, OPRAH'S LEGEND'S BALL--I WILL BE AT THE NEXT ONE
Books:
Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man, Gregory Maguire's books (Wicked, Confessions of and Ugly Stepsister), The "Left Behind" series, E. Lynn Harris, Scott Smith's The Ruins,
***And even though they are plays: Neil LaBute's plays,
Nilo Cruz's Anna in the Tropics, Pearl Cleague's Flying West, Lynn Nottage's Intimate Apparel, Tony Kushner's Angels in America, William Shakespeare's plays, Suzan-Lori Parks' plays, August Wilson's plays
Heroes:
My parents and my Aunt Beverly because they keep it realAlways remember:
"Self salvation is for any man the immediate task. If a man lay wounded by a poisoned arrow he would not delay extraction by demanding the details of the man who shot it, or the length and make of the arrow. Begin now by facing life as it is, learning always by direct and personal experience."-from the opening of Craig Lucas' play "The Dying Gaul"
