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You ever notice that certain actors and actresses always play the exact same type of roles, no matter what sort of movie they’re performing in? And that role is almost always an exact replica of their real-life personalities, so it’s not even like they have to try very hard to act it out perfectly. How is this allowed? How do these people keep getting away with this? And why is it so gosh darn effective and entertaining??

In this video, we’ll dive deep into the phenomenon of actors who only tend to play themselves. We’ll look at some prime examples, across multiple different genres. We’ll also theorize how and why this is the case, and discuss the positive and negative sides of this apparent trend.

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Joan of Arc – Katie Wilson
Caeser – David Odom
Cleopatra – Nikki Limo
Sun Tzu – Jason Chu
Richard the Lionheart – Ryan Tellez
Lancelot – Gilyon Brace-Wessel
Hermann – Michael Adams Davis

Written by Ryan Tellez

Directed by Michael Schroeder

Music Producer – Peter De Leon

Recording Engineer – Taylor Fugit

Edited by Chris Yule

Director of Photography – Will Turner

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Produced by Mike Downing, Brian Fisher, & David Odom

Assistant Director – John Kauffman

Costume Designer – Mattie Bollich

Costume Asst. – Whitney Odman

Makeup – Ashley Aldridge

Production Designer – Katie Oscar

Gaffer – Justin Hall

Grip – Bogui Adjorlolo

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Lots of stuff was cut from Avengers: Endgame’s epic battle scenes! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Avengers Endgame will go down as the movie of the decade in terms of sheer entertainment value and payoff. That’s because it was the culmination of over ten years of storytelling and the second part of an almost six hour epic when combined with Infinity War. The movie’s runtime was around three hours in length, but it could have been longer if these scenes made the final cut. Bear in mind that these scenes are only from the final battle, meaning that there was actually more that was cut during the first and second acts. One of the more traumatizing moments that didn’t make the final cut involved Thanos. He was initially supposed to lob 2014’s Captain America’s head onto the battlefield in front of the 2023 Avengers but as you can imagine, this scene didn’t make the final cut-but perhaps not for the reason you’re thinking.

Kraglin, best known as Yondu’s number two in the Guardians of the Galaxy films, would have had his own moment to shine too in the sky during a dog fight but seeing as this was a boots on the ground kind of battle, they sadly scrapped his big moment from the movie. Likewise, Black Panther’s Okoye and Ragnarok’s Valkyrie would have had a team up scene together, which would have resulted in the duo swapping their respective weapons for a small period of time.

What wouldn’t have been a small period of time was a three minute mission report scene…in the middle of the battle. This was broke the flow of battle and went on for way too long and the scriptwriters weren’t even big on it, so they weren’t surprised that it got axed. What is slightly more surprising is what Tony saw after he snapped his fingers while wearing all of the Infinity Stones.

Script by: Sean Gallagher

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