Nour Ghallale Conquers the Big Screen With Up Coming Film Opposite the Incredible Hulk directed by Michelle Danner

Nour Ghallale. is 24 years oldFrench actress who lived and worked in France, Belgium and Luxembourg for many years. she made the decision to leave everything behind to come to Los Angeles and add a new dimension to her career.

Within months of attending the Michelle Danner Los Angeles Acting School she was cast to act in Michelle Danner’s latest movie The Bandit Hound staring The Breakfast Club’s Judd Nelson and the original Incredible Hulk and Lou Ferrigno, Catherine Bell, Paul Sorvino and Joe Flanigan. The premise of the movie is about a lovable dog of the same name trained to be able to pull off bank robberies, but after a heist gone wrong, he’s rescued by a down on her luck single mom and her son who soon starts stealing cash to help their family. Not knowing that his antics would set his family on a collision course with the shady people from the dog’s past.

The movie has been such a labor of love for so many people, but amazingly, I was also cast in a fascinating Documentary on the acting craft itself directed by Michelle Danner. She is truly a wonderful and experienced woman who’s worked with some of the best. I’m talking Hollywood A-listers like Penelope Cruz, James Franco, Gerald Butler and Zooey Deschanel.

But in the meantime, the sequel to The Bandit Hound has already been slated. Everyone should watch The Bandit Hound when it’s released! (Visit http://www.allinfilms.com to find out more!).

Here is an excerpt to her latest interview:

WHAT FIRST DREW YOU TO ACTING?

My father was a theatre director and my mother was an artist, so I’ve always been surrounded by art. One of the earliest memories I have was watching the rehearsals for a play my father was directing for at the Festival d’Avignon and memorizing all the actors’ lines. I was three years old. Since then, I couldn’t see myself being anything but an actor.

WHAT WAS YOU PERFORMANCE EDUCATION LIKE?

I started taking acting classes when I was a kid in Paris. Since then I’ve taken acting classes at many schools like the Acting Conservatory of Luxembourg City, Parallax Brussels and the well-known Cours Florent. Even when at times when I wasn’t sure about my future, I was studying other subjects like journalism, communication, filmmaking and editing. But no matter what I was doing, I always felt the need to come back to acting, as if a part of myself was missing without it.

DO YOU HAVE ANY ADVICE FOR ASPIRING ACTORS?

The best advice I could give would be to never give up. It’s a very challenging work. It’s not easy and you can feel very overwhelmed by the concurrency, but never forget that every actor is different and don’t all fit the same typical roles. But most of all, stay humble. In my opinion, humility is the best quality an actor can ever have.

What has been your EXPERIENCE AT THE Michelle Danner acting school in Los Angeles, CA?

Thanks to the Michelle Danner Los Angeles Acting School, I’ve been able to meet great people who I have shared experiences with. The great thing is that we all have the same aspirations we understand one another. And feel pulled to help one another and create new projects with each other

And for our readers, please look forward to more interviews with aspiring actors and dreamers as we share what stories our students bring from their homes and journeys. More to come from Michelle Danner’s acting school !

Michelle Danner’s Los Angeles acting school specializes in the techniques of Meisner, Strasberg, Adler, Hagen, Chekhov & the Stanislavsky Technique

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