"I always find stuff in my characters to relate to"
- Gerard Butler
About this Quote
In this quote, Gerard Butler, a popular actor, is revealing his technique to portraying characters on screen. He states that he constantly discovers something within his characters that he can personally relate to. This recommends that he puts a lot of thought and effort into comprehending the inspirations and emotions of the characters he plays. By discovering a connection with his characters, Butler has the ability to bring a sense of authenticity and depth to his efficiencies. This quote likewise highlights the significance of empathy and understanding in the art of acting, as it enables stars to fully embody their characters and bring them to life on screen.
This quote is written / told by Gerard Butler somewhere between November 13, 1969 and today. He was a famous Actor from Scotland.
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