In this quote, Lee Strasberg, a distinguished acting instructor and director, is revealing the concept that the truest type of homage a star can offer to him is through their work. Strasberg believed that an actor's work must be a reflection of their commitment, skill, and understanding of the craft, and that this is the most significant method to honor him. This quote highlights the significance of effort and commitment on the planet of acting, and serves as a pointer that true recognition comes not from words or gestures, but from the quality of one's work.
This quote is written / told by Lee Strasberg between November 17, 1901 and February 17, 1982. He was a famous Director from USA.
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