Certain performers carry an intensity so baked into their presence that even when they're cast as a love interest, a muse, or a neutral character, fragments of menace bleed through. Hollywood keeps trying to soften their edges, but the moment a sliver of moral darkness enters the frame, that part takes over. Their stillness reads as predatory, their eye contact as confrontational, their silence as intent. You can't typecast them as neutral because they have no neutral gear.
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