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The last of the icons remaining to us whose methods have become the norm, whose portrait of rebellion created the fuss that pushed us from the eye to the storm and in just a few lines, or gestures, inspired a … Continue reading →
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Tagged actors, authenticity, eulogies, icons, influences, inspiration, Lee Strasberg, Marlon Brando, Method Acting, mimicry, wildness
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