The Copper Bracelet

Alfred Molina Interview

De: Alfred Molina

Narrado por: Steve Feldberg

Duración: 32 m

Resumen del Editor

Audible.com's Steve Feldberg interviews actor Alfred Molina, the narrator of both The Chopin Manuscript and its sequel, The Copper Bracelet.

©2009 Audible, Inc. (P)2009 Audible, Inc.

Reseñas de la Crítica

About The Copper Bracelet (Unabridged):

"This was like playing on an all-star team, and all the hits were home runs." (Lee Child)

"A feast for the senses, The Copper Bracelet continues the standard of excellence established by The Chopin Manuscript. Action, intrigue, suspense, they are all there. Another certified no-question-about-it-winner from a remarkable collection of talent. Bravo." (Steve Berry)

"What a blast to collaborate with some of the greatest suspense writers around on the thriller event of the year." (Joseph Finder)

"I can't think of a more enjoyable writing experience in my twenty-five years of being a fiction author than writing The Copper Bracelet and its predecessor, The Chopin Manuscript. We writers spend way too much time by ourselves in dark rooms, and it was a delight to emerge from the cave and hang out, so to speak, with my peers. I have to say that I sat down to read the manuscript with more than little trepidation. I needn't have worried. I was blown away...[and was] particularly fascinated to see how a group of authors with vastly varied writing styles and approaches to creativity produced such a cohesive thriller with a relentlessly fast-paced narrative. (And, okay, I'll admit, I got a voyeur's kick in seeing how my talented co-authors ply their craft.)" (Jeffery Deaver)

Informative Interview about Narration Secrets

Wonderful interview with the talented Alfred Molina about his audiobook work, focuses on the Copper Bracelet. He speaks of his thought process, favorite books and audiobooks. I enjoyed hearing how he creates his character voices.

Alfred Molina's voice is enticing

It is always interesting to get into the head of the actor who's performance you loved and try to understand how that performance came to life.
Alfred Molina has a great sense of humour, he doesn't take himself too seriously and yet is very insightful and the way he came about bringing the role to life is interesting to hear.
The Interviewer, too, was respectful, seemed genuinely interested and created a sense of comfort. Great interview