The influence of different acting traditions and institutions can be seen in the performances of talented actors. One such influential entity is the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and the rich British acting tradition it represents. In this article, we explore notable actors who have been influenced by the British acting tradition, specifically those who have honed their craft at RADA, and examine how their training and experiences have shaped their performances in contemporary films. The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, founded in 1904, has long been renowned for its commitment to excellence in actor training. With a focus on classical techniques, rigorous discipline, and a deep appreciation for the nuances of performance, RADA has produced a remarkable lineage of actors who have left an indelible mark on the world of cinema. One shining example of an actor influenced by the British acting tradition is Sir Anthony Hopkins. Trained at RADA in the 1950s, Hopkins's career has bee