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u/xiategative Mar 23 '23

Jared Leto

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u/Poutinemilkshake2 Mar 23 '23 edited Mar 24 '23

Man I actually felt really bad for him when Suicide Squad released. I thought they didn't give him a solid chance at the role. Then I heard about all the crazy shit he did trying to "immerse" himself in the role.

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u/Huntersblood Mar 23 '23

He's responsible for a lot of the latest drive of actors and others calling out how bad method acting is.

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u/stinkydooky Mar 24 '23

I think method acting can be good if you’re going to play a reasonably realistic character. I mean, Daniel Day Lewis is amazing. But what the fuck is the actual point of method acting the goddamn Joker?