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ustinov: crises of contradictions
He found the theater frustrating and avoided seeing other actors, saying once, “because I find their shop talk boring and I can’t get excited over backstage gossip.” No actor was less temperamental, less preoccupied with his own role. habitually late … Continue reading
ustinov: diversity in identity
At one time in the late 1950’s, early 1960’s it became virtually impossible to turn on television without finding Peter Ustinov. He might appear as a traffic policeman- first British, then French, then Austrian. He might do his own version … Continue reading
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