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To: Maria S

Philip Seymour Hoffman played Capote, but he's been turning in brilliant performances for years. He was the spoiled kid in Scent of a Woman and the yuppie in the Talented Mr. Ripley and the male nurse in Magnolia.


74 posted on 02/01/2006 4:34:13 AM PST by durasell (!)
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To: durasell
Philip Seymour Hoffman played Capote, but he's been turning in brilliant performances for years. He was the spoiled kid in Scent of a Woman and the yuppie in the Talented Mr. Ripley and the male nurse in Magnolia.

He also played Lester Bangs in "Almost Famous". Lester Bangs, aside from being a writer, was as different from Truman Capote as a character could be. Hoffman has incredible range.

119 posted on 02/01/2006 6:10:47 AM PST by murdoog
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To: durasell
Philip Seymour Hoffman played Capote, but he's been turning in brilliant performances for years. He was the spoiled kid in Scent of a Woman and the yuppie in the Talented Mr. Ripley and the male nurse in Magnolia.

Don't forget Brandt in "The Big Lebowski"!

127 posted on 02/01/2006 6:31:24 AM PST by vollmond (Careful with that axe, Eugene!)
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And he was excellent in "Capote", which is not about the life and times of that author, but specifically about the Smith/Hickock murder case and the writing of "In Cold Blood". It was terrific and he should get the Oscar.


138 posted on 02/01/2006 6:50:45 AM PST by linda_22003
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