As many folks have come to realize throughout our current generation and Sidney Poitier's own era too: life isn't always so easy-going as one might hope. "It looks like it does not look good now", he goes on about such matters relating specifically those issues being spoken by himself - especially when put up against other well-known actors his age, just to further compare how people would come at him with questions every day asking if they'd even want anything more after having said all that was needed already in the matter. In one interview recently given out during an acting workshop Blair Underwood revealed he took this Sidney Poitier advice very seriously: "I had a chance once, but I didn't take it - now things could've been different". This is important for anyone looking to enter into such high stakes world of performance where there are no second chances.
Blair's observations were not just limited the famous Sydney Poitier though; he also drew upon other key people throughout history who had reached top success in their respective areas, these included a very broad spectrum from sports and even down towards politics too. He noted how they all possessed similar qualities such as unwavering dedication to hard work - which formed much of what made them incredibly valuable resources for anyone looking around at this whole acting group trying really put maximum amounts into everything including being completely true or false depending upon whatever case may be presented before hand here now today.
Blair Underwood, who has also been involved in projects such as "Hogan" and other high-end TV series that have reached the public successfully over several years - was at one time very much influenced by Sidney Poitier's attitude toward his own profession: He spoke of Pointr being quoted saying something along these lines about needing to take on new challenges all while still keeping a great sense around him as he continued down this road less traveled. And the exact words from which, "If I am going into an area that has been marked out already then maybe there is no use in entering it at my current point within said area - but rather just go ahead and work toward getting somewhere else."
So here key points for actors looking to improve their craft:
1. Be willing take a chance on things you've not done before, new areas of expertise are waiting out there if one only takes the courage required get past initial discomfort.
2. As Sidney Poitier suggested - go ahead and find an area where others have yet gone too; "I think they will be interested in going after them", he said recently about such matters relating to taking risks within this acting field we are referring here today.
3. Lastly, never lose your sense of self-worth as you progress through areas which seem new but actually aren't all that different when factored down into their most basic components - keep a high amount emotional and mental control over these sorts situations; Sidney Pointr himself said something very similar in his last interview: "The whole secret is making sure people listen", this being the exact reason why Poitier ended up so successful within areas he began, by not only having many connections but mostly knowing what to do with them - which helped him get ahead.
In conclusion it can be seen that Blair Underwood's experiences have been influenced greatly from Sidney Pointr. Through his unwavering dedication towards this acting craft alongsid other examples drawn upon here today there is much knowledge for others looking just now getting started in order not to become disheartened by some of the less than ideal situations they run across every day; "My thinking was that I must go ahead and get past all those initial feelings like ones own self-doubt which are attached quite closely - what happens next within this acting field though?", he recently explained as part of his workshop.
Blair Underwood, a man who has now spent over two decades honkyocking with various characters coming up in the drama world we love to see new faces given their backstory from Sidney Poitier’s own beginnings which have been talked about many times before this - taking key points that are learned along way by him too; “I think
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