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Daniel Day-lewis Is Particularly A Sort Of Beacon I've Been Following For Some Time. For God's Sake, I'm Not Even In His League But He Inspires Me Because He's Not Interested In Playing Himself; He's Only Interested In Playing Other People And The Whole Thing Is Like An Adventure For Him, It Seems To Me. It's Some Kind Of Spiritual Exploration, Which Is An Amazing, Noble Thing.

I Don't Want To Name Names Because I Don't Want To Draw Too Many Direct Comparisons But The History Of Fascism Is Populated By People Who Need To Subjugate Other People And Elevate Their Status And Power To A Level Which Is Supreme. Usually, Any Psychological Study Of Those People Will Reveal A Sort Of Lost, Damaged Child, Who Is Somehow Heartbroken And Doesn't Have Any Self-worth.

I Personally Feel That People Feel Very Reassured By Nature Because It Makes Us Feel Small And That's A Good Thing For Human Beings And For Society.

I Had Huge Fun With Chris Evans, As Captain America, Because Super-soldier Though He May Be, He's Still A Man, Up Against A God Who In His Own Mind Is Infinitely Superior. Then, In The Ring With The Hulk, We've Got This Silver Tongued, Lightening Quick Mind Up Against The Embodiment Of Rage..loki Has This Mercurial, Transformative Ability, Not Just Physically But Intellectually, So Not All The Fights Are Purely Physical. Mind Games? Maybe.

If You Play It Straight It's Funny - The Best Comedy Is Always Played Straight Down The Middle. The Adjustment Is Understanding From The Screenplay That A Moment Is Hilarious.