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This comment has not yet been postedAlas -- business as usual -- the real story is just on Oscar Night.
This seems to me in sharp contrast to the acting that came out of Hollywood during the so-called "Golden Age", when most super stars simply played themselves over and over again. Here, just as prime examples, I'm thinking John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart.
When did an actor's deeper involvement with his assigned part begin and when did it become the new normal? Also, does the school you head up get any credit for this?