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RE: Disagree: Bogart is often the only one on screen acting

Posted by grinagog on March 19, 2008 at 19:14:26:
he's "method acting" before Lee Strasburg even taught that style. Other film actors he's working with tend to be quite stiff and stagey by comparison; as if they'd just walked off a Broadway stage onto the sound set

Bogart adds the dimension to his acting we now take for granted in film + as such was years ahead of his time

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