The time Sir Laurence Olivier politely sonned Dustin Hoffman

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As legend has it, Olivier (a classically trained stage actor) and Hoffman had the following exchange during the shoot.

“How did your week go, dear boy,” Olivier said.

Hoffman told him that he had filmed a scene in which his character was supposed to have been up for three days straight.

“So what did you do?” Olivier asked.

“Well, I stayed up for three days and three nights.”

Laurence Olivier then uttered this famous line, “Why don’t you just try acting?”

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I just watched part of that scene again yesterday and then something occurred to me. Oliver was born in 1907 and so lived through the last global pandemic. In other words, we had, and still have living experience of people who already went through worse than what we are going through now. The question is why and how did we not prepare for another outbreak? Are our rulers that blind?

Anyway, this is about film so I will leave it at that.

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I'd recommend watching The Boys From Brazil if you are looking for a movie in the similar vein of Marathon Man. Laurence Olivier is in it as well.




Ira Levin wrote both of the movies, they were books originally.
 
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