Montgomery Clift: Emotional Acting Style

Rich in culture, charm, humanity and talent. There are many Montgomery Clift&qualities that can be listed. Edward Montgomery Clift born in Nebraska in 1920, revealed in early adolescence remarkable artistic gifts that he had occasion to express in the theater. California, who watched carefully the actors who came from New York did not hesitate to contact Clift to propose auditions. Montgomery Clift reluctantly accepted. He did not like California and preferred to return to New York. The first film role he accepted after much hesitation was that of (Matthew Garth) in Red River directed by Howard Hawks, where he was confronted with the great John Wayne. The next was The Search, which came out in theaters a few months before the Red River and this is considered the first appearance on the screens of Monty. From this moment begins the success that led him to work for great directors like Fred Zinnemann, George Stevens, Alfred Hitchcock, Vittorio De Sica. Of his 17 films in addition to those already mentioned, is right remembering: From Here to Eternity, A place in the Sun, I confess, Suddenly Last Summer, The Misfits, Judgement at Nuremberg, Freud. But despite the success, the admiration for him, the life of Monty will be a succession of difficult moments alternated with brief happiness moments. The serious car accident, which occurred in 1956, will mark the actor&life. Coincidence of this event was the help of Elizabeth Taylor immediately after impact. Clift...