David Warner

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Biography

David Warner was born on July 29, 1941 in Manchester, England. David was born out of wedlock and spent much of his youth alternating…more

Born

7/29/1941, Manchester, England, UK

Birth Name

David Warner

Gender

Male

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    • David Warner: The more movies I do, the less dialogue I get. I had more lines in 2 minutes of "Scream 2" than 3 hours and a half of "Titanic".
    • David Warner: (advice to young actors) My standard joke answer when people ask me this is "Don't run with scissors!" but I guess if there was one thing I'd say it would be "If you want to be a middle aged and very successful film star, do 40 years of theatre!" Numerous examples include Judi Dench, Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart, Helen Mirren – I could go on!
    • David Warner: (about doing audio work) As an actor whose done stage, movies and television, to do audio work solely means you don't have to shave, you can wear what you want. You can walk around in your underpants. It's really great! It really is great fun. And also the thing about audio that I think people forget is that it gives people a chance to use their imaginations. To create their own world, rather than having it given to them like on film or on television. And I think that's very exciting: to keep the mind active. Because people can just take off, especially to this.

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