Doesn't do much, does he?

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Actor Pete Postlethwaite believes that his greatest strength is the fact that he can play vulnerable characters. He has been involved in many different projects since he became well known through 'In the Name of the Father' in 1993, but does not feel that all his films have been successful. He believes that Hollywood has not changed his character, and he still prefers to live quietly in the countryside.

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The outward bounder

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Actor Leslie Phillips feels that he has a naturally suggestive voice, and this is why he continues to be seen as a rather smooth character. He recognizes that his voice is his most valuable asset. He has spent many years trying to alter his image, and welcomes the fact that he has now been able to establish a presence in more serious drama. He does not intend to stop working, even though he is now 75.

Phillips, Leslie

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The face that launched 1,000 quips

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Actor Pete Postlethwaite states that he is glad that he did not listen to people who said that he would never be successful unless he changed his name. He feels that his unusual appearance has also worked in his favour.

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