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Wednesday, December 24, 2014

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For these actors, it's about finding that rhythm

It can be a fine line, and a point of much awards-season engineering, to draw the distinction between a supporting performance and a lead. For a role to be placed in the supporting category by no means diminishes its importance to a story or the challenge for the performer in the part.

For these actors, it's about finding that rhythm

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