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When he came on the screen...

Posted by afilado on July 22, 2010 at 12:58:24:
..he was, by his very presence, a profound relief from the contrived silliness that was taking place around him. Caine - and others of his elevated ilk - have the innate capacity to transform a scene or a movie. Their standards of artistic expression do not depend on direction or script. They bring an quality of artistic expression that transcends outside influence.

He was a reality among relative poseurs.