Love Me, Love My Doll, Friday, September 30
29.09.11
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Source: Sydney Morning Herald
The Year of the Gosling
12.09.11

Hungry to make it in Hollywood, aspiring actors often look back on iconic pellicle roles of the past with envy. “If I could neutral land that role that’ll define me,” they all say, “then I’ll be a personage.” Well, this often comes with a price, and this that being unable to elude the image that one’s “breakout” r has adhered to him or her. It’s tough when you start off your career with a hit that also happens to be a combine of niche film, to be considered for a variety of roles.
Sometimes, an actor in this place will accept his fate, following up the first role with a series of underwhelming projects of like style but minimal substance. Sometimes, it’s enough to turn an actor off to the business entirely. But other times, in the case of a select few with unrelenting passion and undeniable power, an actor will throw himself into a whole bunch of quality films at once, obstinate to cement
Source: Hollywood.com