#career view

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In the bit roles that littered the early years of his career, Hoffman all but lunged for the camera with wild-eyed abandon. But he was brilliant and charismatic enough to ensure that enjoyment was both justly merited and shared by the audience. Take Hoffman’s first collaboration with Paul Thomas Anderson in 1996’s Hard Eight. Though billed only as “Young Craps Player,” he delivers the kind of performance that demands attention. Clad in an airbrushed T-shirt of horses prancing in front of lightning, a cigarette dangling from his mouth, his hair done up in a tragically 1990s mullet, Hoffman’s overly confident jackass makes the mistake of taunting Phillip Baker Hall’s Sydney… Forget screen time or lead roles; in his youth, Hoffman didn’t even need for his characters to have names to make them memorable. 

Nathan Rabin’s full-scale retrospective on Philip Seymour Hoffman’s filmography breaks his movies down one at a time, from the early bit parts to the late-career leading-man roles, and looks at what made his work so memorable. [Read more in our Hoffman Career View…]

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When Audrey Hepburn starred in Roman Holiday in 1953, she was 23 years old. She had arrived in America from Europe a couple of years earlier, at a time when the very idea of a movie star was in flux. Marlon Brando and his Method-acting mob were charging out of New York’s Actors Studio and into Hollywood, deemphasizing glamour and introducing a rough, almost vulgar naturalism to screen acting. The model for femininity on film was changing too, as sultry foreign bombshells and Marilyn Monroe brought a voluptuous sexuality to cinema. And here was Hepburn: slim, prim, and sprightly. She’d been classically trained as a dancer, but had merely above-average moves. Her singing voice was sweet but slight, and her range as an actress was limited. But Hepburn had “star quality” in the classic sense, in that she was beautiful, fashionable, and easy to like. So what remained of the Hollywood PR and studio machines in the 1950s worked overtime to get the most out of one of the last old-fashioned starlets they had. Audrey Hepburn’s movie-career story is about an actress who was often miscast, and even more often was misappropriated by Hollywood as a symbol of something the culture at large was losing. Over and over, Hepburn was made to play the innocent or the princess—or the willful young lady in need of a wizened older man to save her from herself. She played opposite nearly every aging actor showbiz could throw at her: Gregory Peck, Fred Astaire, Gary Cooper, Henry Fonda, Humphrey Bogart, Rex Harrison, William Holden, Burt Lancaster, and Cary Grant. Meanwhile, the movie magazines and gossip columns of the 1950s and 1960s were full of quotes from Hepburn about how she’d rather be at home cooking for her husband Mel Ferrer and raising their son Sean. But behind the scenes, Hepburn had her own ideas: about what kind of career she should have, how she should dress, and what it meant to be classy.

The elegant, rare career of Audrey Hepburn

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“It’s taken the better part of three decades for people to catch on to the strain of sorrowful pessimism in the Coen brothers’ work, or at least to grudgingly accept it. For many years, the Coens were dismissed as soulless mimics who looked upon all of their characters with contempt—a cardinal sin in some circles. The same objection had previously been lodged, mostly by the same critics, against filmmakers like Robert Altman and Stanley Kubrick, both of whom shared the Coens’ grim outlook (and who, like them, tended to be unforgiving toward human nature even in their ostensible comedies). Because the Coens have tried their hand at numerous genres, from noir to screwball to outright surrealism, it wasn’t immediately apparent that they were making the same basic movie over and over. After 30 years and 16 features, however, it’s now hard not to notice that prototypical Coen protagonists are hapless, well-meaning schlemiels upon whom life exacts a toll that’s much worse than they deserve. There are exceptions, but even these generally involve loss in some form or another. The Dude’s rug really tied the whole room together. ”

Mike D’Angelo offers a Career View retrospective of the work of the Coen brothers’ often funny, but always bleak, view of the world. [Read more...]

(Illustration by Agata Marszałek)

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“It’s tempting to suggest that Murray has learned how to cultivate an air of mystery. But the truth is that mystery can’t be cultivated, any more than charisma or magnetism can: An artist either has it or doesn’t. Murray, remarkably, has been able to maintain it even after appearing in Larger Than Life, Osmosis Jones, and multiple motion pictures in which he provided Garfield’s voice.  That helps explain the remarkable longevity of Murray’s career. Of everyone Murray started out with atSaturday Night Live, he’s the only one who has gone the distance, the one who hasn’t died, semi-retired, or been rendered irrelevant by the cruelty of time and a lack of reverence for his comic elders. ”

Our Career View series turns its attention to the unique career of Bill Murray, tracing his path from irreverent goof to respected actor. [Read more...]

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In this issue of Career View we look at the fascinating area of Linguistics - why people choose to study it and the range of skills it develops. We also profile four recent graduates who write for us about their work.

This is a document by the Careers Advisory Service at Victoria University of Wellington with information about many types of jobs that a linguistics background is useful for: especially interesting is the career wheel on page 3, which suggests options for combining linguistics with other fields (e.g. for a double major), as is the interviews with recent graduates that follow it. 

Thanks to Anna Marie Trester for the link! More in the linguistics jobs series.