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Daniel Day-Lewis stayed fully in character for My Left Foot (1989) — even off-camera. Crew members were frustrated because they had to wheel him around everywhere, as if he truly couldn’t walk. Even his own agent walked off the set after Day-Lewis refused to drop the act for a... show more

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Daniel Day Lewis stayed in character the entire time on My Left Foot (1989). He refused to walk or do anything Christy Brown couldn’t even off camera. The crew had to wheel him around and feed him — one of the most extreme cases of method acting ever.

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