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James McAvoy felt Robert Redford was 'disappointed' in his performance in The Conspirator

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James McAvoy felt like director Robert Redford was "slightly disappointed" he cast him in The Conspirator. In the 2010 movie, the Scottish star played lawyer Captain Frederick Aiken, who reluctantly defends Mary Surratt, the only female conspirator charged in the Abraham Lincoln assassination.

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James McAvoy felt Robert Redford was 'disappointed' in his performance in The Conspirator

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