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This clip from JULIUS CAESAR [1953] opens with Brando as Mark Antony, grieving a just-murdered Caesar. BUT... at 2:30 moves to a speech from Brutus, played by James Mason. WOW!! I'd never heard Mason project his voice like this! I'm so used to his soft-spoken sophistication 🧐

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