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That's your definition of insanity?
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shareYeah, it seemed that his character Uncle Lee in Manchester by the Sea is just him in real life. That's why he's so good in it.
shareWere that true, it still wouldn't make him "insane". After asking, looks like the OP only meant that Affleck appears to be a bit of an arsehole who doesn't like people very much.
Sounds normal to me.
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Has he always been a creep? I've never met him, so I wouldn't know. ;)
There are many factors as to why someone with a fortunate life may appear a bit tetchy in public. I get the wild impression he doesn't really want the fame. The accolades, sure, but not so much the attention, and again, wild speculation here, but I'm wondering if he has indeed changed (or intensified) countenance a bit lately, whether it might have anything to do with the resurgence of the alleged sexual harrassment business in the papers prior to his Oscar win.
I watched a few interviews recently, to see f I could get a sense of what you meant. I only found a quite awkward interview with Stephen Colbert (I think). He didn't seem angry to me, just suspicious - if he was expecting punches that never came, and by trying to bat the pitches before they were even thrown, he came off as tetchy.
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He seems quite nice there, but there are lots of lovely people in the world who have off moments. I watched the entire actor's round table last night (thanks for the suggestion!) and the an actors on actors thing with him and Nicole Kidman. By his appearance these things are fairly recent, and he seems quite chilled out.
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I can't say I see the immaturity for his age thing that you do. I will concede that all human beings of mature ages oftenhave moments where they don't act it. Age can be a bit "fluid" in that respect.
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That's not crazy.
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Then say that. Don't make statements about his mental health when you can't define insanity. Antisocial tendencies and insanity are not interchangeable expressions. Using them as such shows great ignorance. "I just don't like his face appears to be what you're really trying to say.
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Semantics: to the man on the street, "crazy" denotes a certain degree of "fling your own poo on the wall" kind of insanity. But in your original post, you closed the entire thing by saying "I really believe he's insane." That shows me that you didn't mean "crazy" in an off-hand, light way. You armchair diagnosed the man.
shareI think that either Ryan Gosling or Denzel Washington should have gotten the best actor Oscar, not sure why they gave it to him. I think he only won because the others split the vote. He only got into acting because his older brother was a star, just like Mark Wahlberg.
shareOh, no not Ryan Gosling he is so bland. Is mediocre the new excellent or what? Casey much bette than Mark Wahlberg.
shareDo you not think it possible for two siblings to develop similar interests in life? And even if he did get into acting simply because his brother was a star, he kicks ass it. What does the reason for finding your path in life matter, only that you find it.
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Like a fox.
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Which is why Casey plays an degenerate asshole so well. I remember the first movie I saw Casey in was To Die For. His character, Russel Hines, was a teenage hoodlum turned criminal. I was convinced. There is a line in the movie where Casey says about women, " All their nerves are balled up in their snatch..."
He looked like he really liked that line. I'm just saying.
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https://youtu.be/U6jToHx2V34
The scene begins @38:04