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"FacebookPinterest\n\n \"Jeffrey's a genius. He disappears into roles. In a sense, not enough people know Jeffrey. When they see him they say, 'Oh I know him. I didn't realize that he was the same guy that was in Syriana, that was in Basquiat that was in the Bond movie. I mean people don't know the variety of Jeffrey's work. That's what I wrote this play for\u2014to tap into his transformative powers, his extraordinary training and imaginative abilities. A lot of naturalistic actors tap into their own personalities and do variations on that and they can talk their way into giving a naturalistic performance that will work in a movie on the strength of their own personality. Jeffrey always knows about a higher truth. He always works on a grand scale. Actors are always getting trapped in their images. People will always play to what makes them popular. Artists will always lose themselves by not having their courage to broaden the way they are perceived and they'll keep repeating and repeating what brought them success in the first place, often to the destruction of their talent. It's his imagination and his courage and his not wanting to be bored by his own work. So many actors just keep doing the same thing over and over. I mean, why are they actors? Why are they still acting the same part? That's part of the bravura part of his work. He's trying to say, How can I make Jeffery Wright vanish in this part. Rather than how can I show myself off? How can I make myself vanish into being the most intense version of the character I'm being asked to play?\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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