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Joaquin Phoenix is truly on another level. 🔥 He almost gave up on playing Commodus in Gladiator. During the first script readings, he felt so unsure of himself that he approached Richard Harris (Marcus Aurelius in the film) and admitted he couldn’t capture the character’s evil nature. Harris encouraged...

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