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an important part in the creati
a character on film, but
philosophy, he found, was
shared by Marlon Brando. "V
we were working on The
father," Duvall said, "Br
never wanted to rehearse. He
ted to talk about politics am
dians."
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Olivier, the world's most adn
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Dunaway, Diane Ke?
Katherine Ross, Karen Black,
now Blythe Danner. "A lot o
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Ms. Danner maintains thnt
st love is the theatre. "It give:
greater freedom with less disi
tion," she said, adding that "v
you put a camera in front of r
feei like I'm off in six diffc
directions."
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Danner's sexy voice, I asked h
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with winning some parts. "I
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to be a singer, but her voice
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in Butterflies Are Free, I di
want my character to be ano
squeaky blonde, so I said I'd
her a really husky voice. Aft
used the voice for so long, tho
it stuck with me, and as a
sequence, I can't sing anymo
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sing," she said.
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she said.
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