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Yeah, in that flawed film he refused to play to its level. One of his

Posted by tinear on June 17, 2007 at 17:32:58:
most satisfying "lesser" roles, for sure.
A well-exercised sense of humor, to not take himself or others too seriously... he conveyed this human-ness more than just about any other actor.
Of course, I can't think of another actor like Gary Cooper, Cary Grant, Robert Mitchum, or Bogey, either.
Nowadays, we like our leading men to be boyish, not too strong a personality. Don't want to offend anyone so "vanilla" is in.
Johnny Depp.
Brad Pitt.
Just boys....