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I Appreciate The Written Word And Spoken Word More, But Atonement Sort Of Established So Much Of Me. It Was A Character That Didn't Really Speak, And I Found That A Lot Of The Roles I Was Gravitating Toward After That Were Kind Of Nonverbal.

-Saoirse Ronan

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I Appreciate The Written Word And Spoken

Saoirse Ronan

I Appreciate The Written Word And Spoken Word More, But Atonement Sort Of Established So Much Of Me. It Was A Character That Didn't Really Speak, And I Found That A Lot Of The Roles I Was Gravitating Toward After That Were Kind Of Nonverbal.

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