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| |  | | BY MULTIPLE ®EMMY AWARD WINNER
MICHAEL JORGENSEN
 Making a film is a war of attrition & its success is largely dependent on the assurance that every member of the cast is on their game. Throughout every step of the production Manuel was not only highly professional but brought his adept acting ability & sense of story to the film. I've no reservation in asserting that his ability was a definite asset and his contribution helped make the production one of the highest rated programs to appear on National Geographic in 2009.  | | [re. the TV production "Hitler's Stealth Fighter"] |
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| | | | | | BY CANADA'S GOVERNOR-GENERAL AWARD WINNER
VERN THIESSEN (www.vernthiessen.com)
| An excellent portrayal of Haber! | [re. the French-speaking world premiere of
Gov.-General winning play "Einstein's Gift"] |
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SINOR’S DRAMATIC WORK
| Manuel Sinor is truly extraordinary! | | [Radio-Canada, CHFA FM / Café show] |
– Manuel Sinor has a very beautiful, very sustained intensity;
– One of the best stage duets that I too have seen in years, Francophone and Anglophone theatres included.
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| Sinor creates an excellent Haber, nicely arcing through confidence and frustration, and evoking both sympathy and disgust [...] | | [Vue Weekly] |
Top-notch performance by Sinor…
a reptilian slick take on the character [...] | | [See Magazine] |
| Fitz is a perplexing hunk of masculine torment... the emotional shambles of his situation hover over Sinor’s performance as though Fitz will never make a decision; when he finally does, it’s as though a sense of oneness has been achieved. | | [Vue Weekly] |
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SINOR’S COMEDIC WORK
Several actors offer more colorful or sharper portraits:
[...] Manuel Sinor portrays a conceited Prime Minister. [...] | | [Le Devoir, Montreal] |
| Manuel Sinor is excellent. An acting tour-de-force. | | [Radio-Canada, CHFA FM] |
| A hilarious, note-perfect performance by Manuel Sinor. | | [Vue Weekly] |
| And they laugh. [...] [As] the talented trio of Nichole Carlone, Jade Hassouné and Manuel Sinor go about their silly business. ...] All three actors played multiple roles, working the quick costume changes for laughs and making the laughs work. Fact is, Carlone, Hassouné and Sinor made everything work for laughs, even the bits that would have fallen horribly flat in less capable hands. | | [The Gazette, Montreal] |
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