And learned quickly that we had to pay our bills immediately, but that the same rule did not apply to our clients. We worked on magazine layouts and illustrations, book jackets, album sleeves, and advertising. “A top floor studio in Berwick Street, shared with a photographer, whitewashed brick walls and a vaulted glass ceiling … My job also included hiking around a huge and heavy portfolio to all the art directors. “It all seems like a 1970s fantasy now,” Rickman told Design Observer when asked about his first career. After studying graphic design at Chelsea College of Art and Design, followed by graduate classes at the Royal College of Art, he and a few friends launched their own graphic design business, Graphitti. Though he dabbled in drama as a teenager, Alan Rickman’s first career was as an artist.
On what would have been his 73rd birthday, we’re looking back at 10 surprising facts about the beloved actor. I'd walk up to him afterward and say, 'What was that?' He would say, 'Oh, you'll know when you read the seventh book.On January 14, 2016, the world lost one of its most enigmatic actors when Alan Rickman passed away following a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. And I couldn't figure out where it was coming from. The filmmaker stated that Rickman would include "tiny little idiosyncrasies" in his performance. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone director Chris Columbus previously remarked on how Rickman's advanced knowledge of Snape's story impacted the film's production. One small piece of information from Jo Rowling seven years ago – Snape loved Lily – gave me a cliff edge to hang on to." "Snape dies heroically, Potter describes him to his children as one of the bravest men he ever knew and calls his son Albus Severus. "… I have finished reading the last Harry Potter book," Rickman wrote.
RELATED: Why Harry Potter's Cho Chang Deserved BetterĪnother entry from July 27 of the following year also touches on how much Snape's journey in the original novels influenced Rickman's decision to stay with the role.
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