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“Enough about me, let’s talk about me…”: When Actors Play Themselves (Sort-of)
What’s an actor to do when your star persona becomes a joke? You embrace it of course, and let the audience know that you’re in on the gag. It can be incredibly self-indulgent if mishandled, but if pitched just right … Continue reading →
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