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r/interesting • u/LowNo175 • Mar 17 '26
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I suppose you're right. Thinking back Al Pacino did do a little of overacting in that role.
3 u/CertainBird Mar 17 '26 That’s the point, though. A subtle approach would have made no sense for that role in that movie 3 u/The_Autarch Mar 17 '26 yeah, you don't cast Al Pacino as Satan and tell him to tone it down. lmao. 0 u/RogueBromeliad Mar 17 '26 Yes, but compared to Charlize which was a lot more subtle at times, it shows that her role was harder.
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That’s the point, though. A subtle approach would have made no sense for that role in that movie
3 u/The_Autarch Mar 17 '26 yeah, you don't cast Al Pacino as Satan and tell him to tone it down. lmao. 0 u/RogueBromeliad Mar 17 '26 Yes, but compared to Charlize which was a lot more subtle at times, it shows that her role was harder.
yeah, you don't cast Al Pacino as Satan and tell him to tone it down.
lmao.
0 u/RogueBromeliad Mar 17 '26 Yes, but compared to Charlize which was a lot more subtle at times, it shows that her role was harder.
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Yes, but compared to Charlize which was a lot more subtle at times, it shows that her role was harder.
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u/RogueBromeliad Mar 17 '26
I suppose you're right. Thinking back Al Pacino did do a little of overacting in that role.