"I
feel it would be most valuable for any professional actor to have
the opportunity to study and work with Jack Waltzer."
Dustin Hoffman - July 18, 1983
"Jack
is the best acting teacher I have ever known. The only good one
in my opinion."
Sigourney Weaver - September 25, 1998
"Jack
Waltzer is the only no-nonsense acting teacher I know and recommend.
His classes are fascinating."
Roman Polanski - June 28, 2000
"As
a film producer, I am frequently called upon to recommend an acting
teacher. The first name that has always come to mind is Jack Waltzer."
Stanley Beck - March 26, 1984
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Jack
Waltzer was the only drama coach singled out for an autobiographical
profile in the prestigious magazine section of the "London
Sunday Times".
The magazine has a weekly feature section - "A Life in the
Day of" - (past profiles in "A Life in the Day of"
have included Yehudi Menuhin, among others).
"A
LIFE IN THE DAY OF JACK WALTZER" - London Sunday Times Magazine
- September 27, 1998
Jack
Waltzer, acting coach to the stars, trained with Elia Kazan and
Lee Strasberg in the 1960s. His students have included Jon Voight,
Geena Davis and Sigourney Weaver. Using the Stanislavsky system,
he holds acting workshops in London, Paris and New York.
For
excerpts from "A Life in the Day of Jack Waltzer", click
here
In
France and England, as well as in United States, he has trained
and coached many well known actors and actresses.
In Paris, he assisted Roman Polanski as an acting coach in the
filming of both "Bitter Moon" and "Death and the
Maiden", and in the stage production of "Master Class",
starring Fanny Ardant.
He has coached Sigourney Weaver in ten films. |
