Before he utters one gravely bass word, the craggy, mustachioed face and lanky frame already conjure a laconic drawl and the scrape of old boots on a dusty, creaking floor a cowboy/sheriff/tough guy/mysterious loner straight out of Central Casting
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This isnt weakness its your nervous system recalibrating
In 1963, the Vice President and general counsel of Brown & Williamson had noted that we are in the business of selling nicotine, an addictive drug. To many critics, the end of Big Tobacco seemed to be assured by the flood of damning information being made public, but the limits of the impact of this knowledge soon became clear in two stunning failures of corporate journalism
Well, one of my students played the guy who was tortured to death and spends three-quarters of the movie dead and tied to a chair. Sure, I know the part. Well, I told him since he has no experience being dead, and is in fact a healthy, live, wonderful actor, that he must never play dead. He can truthfully be someone tied to a chair trying to look dead