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“You never know how things work and what exactly is going to grab an audience. Sometimes even the best material and the best collection of people interpreting that material just for some reason doesn't fly with people. There are a lot of TV shows or movies that maybe aren't as good as others that do work when it comes to finding an audience. It's a mystery, that whole thing. If somebody figured it out, this would be quite a great industry.”

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Timothy Hutton
Timothy Hutton

Timothy Hutton is an accomplished American actor, born on August 16, 1960. He is renowned for his exceptional performances in films and television, particularly during the 1980s and 1990s. Hutton's performance in the film 'Platoon' earned him an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, marking a turning point in his career. more

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