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Re: The Julliard School of Acting 
10-12-2005, 01:02 PM
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I´ve definately heard about Julliard before. It has great reputation, no doubt about it, although I would prefer one of the British schools of acting such as Royal academy of dramatic arts, which is the best school for acting imo. England is after all, the cradle of acting. | ||
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