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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWatch James Lipton dissect Clint's performance. Pretty interesting.
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Watch James Lipton dissect Clint's performance. Pretty interesting. (Original Post)
cali
Aug 2012
OP
That was interesting.. He was in a difficult position, given his friendship with Clint, but was
hlthe2b
Aug 2012
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immoderate
(20,885 posts)1. Lipton is a smart guy.
About the highest compliment I can give.
--imm
hlthe2b
(102,141 posts)2. That was interesting.. He was in a difficult position, given his friendship with Clint, but was
forthright and honest without being snarky. As an expert on acting, he has a solid foundation in semantics, and body language. Good pick that I would not have thought of, in terms of a analyst.
madaboutharry
(40,190 posts)3. I find James Lipton an extremely interesting man.
His observations are always direct. Chris Hayes brought up very good points re: The Invisible Man.
Poll_Blind
(23,864 posts)4. +1 Surprisingly insightful. I had always thought that, by necessity, he didn't really have a...
....public political side.
PB
loyalsister
(13,390 posts)5. Eastwood really screwed up the names
Obviously, calling Pres. Obama "Mr. Obama" could have been an intentional insult, and I thought it was, until he left off Gov. and Congressmen in reference to Mitt and Paul.
janx
(24,128 posts)6. It was obviously improvised.
Eastwood was unprepared.
RedSpartan
(1,693 posts)7. Lipton is 85. He looks and sounds fabulous.
cali
(114,904 posts)8. You're kidding. I would have put him around 70
RedSpartan
(1,693 posts)9. Nope, according to Wikipedia he's 85.