Stanislavsky: maker of the modern theater

United States, 1972

Film
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Explores the life, times and ideas of the theatrical innovator, Constantine Stanislavsky, who created method acting and founded the Moscow Art Theatre. Uses documentary footage, photographs, and dramatisations to show his memorable roles, his search for reality in character portrayal, and his staging of plays of Chekhov, Ostrovsky, Ibsen, Maeterlinch, Gorki and Turgeniev. Narrated by Paul Rogers.

Credits

producer

Harold Mantell

production company

Mosfilm

Films for the Humanities

Language

English

Duration

00:27:26:00

Colour

Black and White

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