Acting is an art in which an actor or actress tries to make a written character of a story come alive.
This story may be from the theater, television, film or radio, but the success story will be the one that is familiar with reality and success in achieving this goal is not possible unless the narrator is the actress. Don't overdo it. Therefore, it is important for a good actor to be endowed with the qualities of accent, flight of imagination, magic of movements and facial expressions and true expression of emotions and feelings through the face.
Regular acting training is available nowadays, where many actors take part in various programs to develop the above skills, the majority of today's professional actors seek training in these training centers, where the best teachers and instructors. He was guided, but if you look at the history of showbiz, there were no special training for acting at a time when those working in the field were suffering the most due to limited resources and technology. The actor had to go through a test of self-reliance, relying on his natural abilities.
However, in spite of all these problems and frustrations, many actors have done remarkable work in this field which cannot be forgotten for the rest of the world. Similarly, if we talk about Hollywood, the biggest place of film making in modern times, then its beginning was no different from other fields. Regular filming began here in the early 19th century, but due to lack of resources and technology, everyone from production companies to actors faced a difficult time, but some actors proved their mettle despite all the difficulties. That he died in the world of showbiz. One such actor is Catherine Hepburn, who is the shining star in the Hollywood sky, whose light will never fade.
The Legend Catherine Hepburn was born on May 12, 1907, in Hartford, Connecticut, and died in 2003 after seeing 96 springs of life. Catherine came from an educated family, her father Thomas Norwal. Hepburn was a doctor and her mother, Catherine Martha Houghton, was an active leader in the women's rights movement. Thomas' children grew up in an environment where freedom of speech and the struggle to speak up for one's rights were encouraged. Thomas did not confine his children to the walls of the house but taught them to swim, run, wrestle, play golf and even table tennis.
These are the reasons why katharine hepburn said, "I am a wonderful parent's product." The actress has been playing with boys since childhood, which clearly means that she herself. She never wanted to be a weak or traditional woman. In 1921, Hepburn moved to New York with her 15-year-old older brother, Tom, where her brother's body was found hanging from a pool on March 30. The Thomas family has always called Tom's death an accident, but apparently it was a suicide.
The incident shattered the future Hollywood star from within, leaving him to play with children and drop out of school, but 3 years later Catherine Martha Houghton forcibly enrolled her daughter in Brain Mar College but concentrated on her studies. He was warned several times by the college for not giving it and once he was suspended from the college. However, due to the efforts of his parents, he returned to education. At the same time, he became interested in acting. Decided to participate in extracurricular activities of the college. In her second year of graduation, katharine hepburn played the lead role in a college theater called The Woman in the Moon, much to everyone's surprise, and her parents decided that katharine's future lay in acting.
The Hollywood star graduated from the same college in 1928 with a degree in history and philosophy. katharine married his college classmate Lidlo Ogen Smith in 1928, but the relationship ended in 1941 due to a lack of harmony, after which katharine never remarried.
After graduation, the actress traveled to Baltimore to pursue acting as a career, where she met the then-leading producer and director, Edwin H. Novoff, who was impressed by the actress's passion and determination. Gave a short role in his next theater, The Czarina, which was well-received not only by critics but also by the print media, but in his second play, he was criticized for his thin but sharp voice. She was a little disappointed and turned to New York City for the best sound.
Edwin, on the other hand, was so impressed with katharine that he started his new play in New York City called The Big Pond, which also gave katharine the opportunity to play the lead role. However, arriving late on stage, mixed the sentences. He was removed from the lead role due to mistakes such as doing and speaking too fast. Some time later, katharine met the then renowned producer Arthur Hopkins and he attached the actress to him, but even here his lentils could not be melted.
