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There's A Huge Raft Of Roles That Actors In Our Culture Perform, And You Can See Any One Of About Three Hamlets In A Year. It's Not Something To Be Completely Daunted By.

Scott Derrickson Breathes Humour Into A Character With A Very Strong Identity In The '60s And '70s, That Psychedelia Era Of Eastern Mysticism Meeting The West.

[doctor Strange] Is Still Quite Cocky By The End Of The Film. No, I'd Say The Major Curve For Him Is That He Learns That It's Not All About Him, That There's A Greater Good. But What He Thinks He Was Doing As A Neurosurgeon, That Was Good Because It Benefitted People's Health Was Really Just A Furtherment Of His Attempts To Control Death And Control His Own Fate And Other People's, But That's Still Driven By The Ego.

All The Backstories Are There But Not Talked About.

There Are Very Specific Demands, Though, In Television, And You Notice The Budget Constrictions. It's The Time Constraint And A Purse Constraint More Than Anything Else That You Notice. But The Ambition Of The Writing And, Hopefully, The Delivery Of It Gets Better And Better Because We Want To Outdo Ourselves To Keep Ahead Of A Very Expectant And Hungry Public.