The "momentous" 1997 movie Morgan Freeman couldn't pass up
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The "momentous" 1997 movie Morgan Freeman couldn't pass up
You can convince Morgan Freeman to make just about anything by waving enough money in front of his face, but when a script or a story catches his eye, he’ll do just about anything to be involved. To be fair, that’s basically acting in a nutshell. Actors want to get paid, just like everyone else, which means they sometimes have to compromise their artistic principles and make something they know will be terrible, which gives them the freedom to p…
When asked about how to choose his films, Morgan Freeman explained that a large spectator could make him forget a bad scenario. To hell with the small flaws. About his choices of films, Morgan Freeman said he was ready to "close his eyes on some things" of a scenario if they "pick enough." "If anyone proposes a role for you, it's great if he also offers you a promising scenario, but in reality, two or three things come into play," said the actor…
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