Are one-dimensional actors really the problem, or is it something bigger? The internet loves to call out actors for playing the same role in every movie, but is that always a bad thing? In this video, we break down why some actors get criticized for being “one-note” while others are praised for sticking to what they do best. The issue isn’t just about acting range—it’s about casting, writing, and whether an actor actually fits the role they’re given. Let’s talk about it.
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