The series is about the "Culper" spy ring. Ian Kahn was born on April 21, 1972 in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA.
I think that there is a lot written about Gen. Washington, but the American public seems to have a very specific view of him. 1990 schloss er die Ethical Culture Fieldston School in Riverdale in der Bronx ab. turn amc turn turn washington's spies turn: washington's spies ian kahn seth numrich owain yeoman george washington ben tallmadge benjamin tallmadge benedict arnold ksenia solo j.j. feild peggy shippen major john andre john andré brian wiles marquis de lafayette lafayette nick westrate robert townsend Sign in to watch free episodes or with AMC Premiere.A: I could be no more grateful or humbled to play General George Washington. Ian Kahn.
He made a lot of mistakes, but he learned from them, he became very reflective.I had moved to California with my wife, and then 1 son, to see how I could move forward as a producer. General Washington on AMC's TURN: Washington's Spies. In an odd way, there is a certain similarity in Danny and Gen. George Washington.I've done a lot of theater all across the country.
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I always thought that he was like a statue.
One of the most interesting parts of George Washington, is that when he was a younger man in his 20s, he was a very reckless man. I am the General of my little world, a bigger world than the restaurant, and I have a young man, Benjamin Tallmadge, who I am trying to counsel, and be a role model to. So when the show began, we were in December of 1776.
It is very different, but at the same time it's somewhat the same.
Ian R. Kahn (born April 21, 1972) is an American stage and television actor, perhaps best known for his roles on Bull and The Unusuals. So the more information that I was able to get, the more I could imagine how I would feel in this particular situation.
He is an actor, known for The Box (2009), Homeland (2011) and As the World Turns (1956).
Kahn is widely recognized for his roles as Danny Brecher in Dawson’s Creek and Marty Decker in Bull. Something went wrong.
So when you say the words, it either sounds like it's you talking or that your putting on a character.
By proceeding I understand and agree to AMC's So that was my first hook into his personality, he was not the stone man that I know and that I had grown up with. So I was Danny Brecher who was Pacey's boss.
I can’t wait to go to Mount Vernon. The image could not be loaded.
He didn’t consider himself the smartest man in the room, but he may have been the wisest. Ian Kahn was born on April 21, 1972 in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA. AMC's full episode service and you must have Tap here to turn on desktop notifications to get the news sent straight to you.Sign up for membership to become a founding member and help shape HuffPost's next chapterWe made it easy for you to exercise your right to vote!Part of HuffPost Entertainment. It's really following the lives of these people, and the life of Washington, and most especially this season the life of Benedict Arnold. Add your voice! I appreciate you calling him Gen. Washington, that's dead on right!
For an actor, information feeds imagination.
What actually serves you well on screen, can often cost you on stage, what often serves you on stage can often cost you on screen. The first place to start for me was with the script, the story that is being told. Feeling that if I was in a room with other producers, auditioning for them, that I would have a better feel for getting jobs. In these letters there were so many clues for actors. Ian Kahn, who plays George Washington on AMC’s TURN: Washington’s Spies, talks about how he prepared for his role and what surprised him most about Washington.. Q: How did you prepare to play such an iconic figure in American history? Last step - Add your e-mail to complete your account.
He's gotten into every aspect of his personality, and does a fantastic job of portraying him. Twitter: @IanKahn We watch it happen, and we see it happen, and it's odd because like art, it doesn't always answer questions, it brings up questions. Over time what he did, and hopefully what I've been able to do, is learn from his mistakes, because that's the best we can do as people.
AMC as part of your cable package. So I was able to connect with the character very much from that perspective.
What Danny was, was the boss of his little world. 5 of 18. That's his job.
Ian Kahn wurde als einer von drei Söhnen jüdischer Eltern im New Yorker Stadtteil Manhattan geboren. You're still interviewing them, but the experience is so very different.
6:00 PM PDT He looked so mean and angry all the time. This browser is supported only in Windows 10 and above. I take the information that the writer has put out. He made his Broadway debut in ENRON at the Broadhurst Theater in April 2010. Just from the first moment I started reading the words, I had a connection to the character. And yet, it's a great responsibility to play him and to try to bring flesh and blood to this icon of our country. For three seasons, he has played the General on the AMC television series Turn: Washington’s Spies. It started a process where I would talk on the phone with him for 3 hours a day, and ask him pretty much every question that I possibly could about the man. As an actor when you get an opportunity to audition for a role, for me personally, I sit down and read it.
So you kind of look at it, and you kind of see where he's coming from.
The show is about "turncoats", and spies.
He told me everything that was going on.
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