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RE: He was one of those actors for whom the less dialogue the better-

Posted by powermatic on July 23, 2009 at 12:24:14:
"Actors with so much innate skill, presence, and charisma that they basically just played themselves throughout their careers?"

Kind of stunned by the suppositions made in this sentence. I can only assume we're poles apart on what constitutes acting 'skill'. Using this 'logic', I'm the finest thespian in all the wide, wide world-who, after all, can play me as well as me?