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It's your argument to make. I rebutted it. You cannot seriously state that

Posted by tinear on January 22, 2013 at 20:11:05:
Cooper and Bogart had similar ways of acting or stage presences or acting styles.
Pick your examples, we're waiting for those "common threads."
Actually, what made those actors great was their very individuality. Their immensely powerful characters that shone through the various roles. And some of the best films opposed those very stars, i.e. Stewart vs Wayne. Grant and Stewart.