My main grouse over the way things are unfolding is that all but one of the characters have been purposely stripped of any moral fiber or reasoning just so that a sole portrayal will stand out as exemplary and just.
There is no point in oohing and aahing over the said portrayal as it is like a race between a fully able bodied person and a paraplegic no great honor in victory and a matter of shame
Absolutely no glory when you ensure integrity for a sole character to get all the praises and hosannas at the cost of diminishing decimating denigrating all the others around it
Think of a race between Usain Bolt and an Insane Dolt- makes you wince doesn't it?
The Late Michael Clarke Duncan starred in a movie adaptation of a novel by Stephen King called the The Green Mile It also starred Oscar winner Tom Hanks Academy nominee James Cromwell multi Emmy nominee David Morse etc
Only one performance was nominated as stellar among the distinguished cast for the Best Supporting Actor at the Oscars for playing the role of John Coffey- yes Michael Clarke Duncan
That is what constitutes to me at least as fair play and a level playing field where the talent of all comes into play for fair appraisal and scrutiny and it is up to each actor to perform to potential and allow us to judge fairly without having custom made tracks dialogues scenes and degrading the intrinsic nature of the other characters to make them shine
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