Video: Acting Lessons for Romney
by Bryan Schott
05/17/2012 | 838 views | 0 0 comments | 5 5 recommendations | email to a friend | print
This is ridiculously fantastic! James Lipton, from Inside the Actors Studio, gives Mitt Romney advice on how to act human.

Lipton writes in NY Magazine that the public is having a hard time believing Romney is genuine. The biggest problem, according to Lipton, is his laugh.

Listen to his laugh.  It resembles the flat “Ha! Ha! Ha!” that appears in comic-strip dialogue balloons. But worse – far worse – it is mirthless. Mr. Romney expects us to be amused, although he himself is not amused. Freeze the frame, cover the bottom of his face with your hand, and study his eyes. There’s no pleasure there, no amusement. Genuine laughter is triggered only by, and is completely dependent on, shared perception. That’s why we say we “get” a joke. 


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