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<p dir="auto"><strong>samantha3</strong> — <em>11 years ago(February 18, 2015 07:17 PM)</em></p>
<p dir="auto">I've seen almost none of his acting work, but I was taken by it when I was watching an old film by Gus Van Sant, TO DIE FOR.  DC plays the hitman at the end, and I noticed that at that point in his life he looked like a refined and more intelligent, as well as more deeply sinister, version of George Segal, who has a role earlier in the film as a crude TV personality.<br />
I think it might have been a private joke between DC and GVS.  It certainly made a nice play on character and theme.<br />
That film, BTW, is some of Nichole Kidman's best work, and the only time I have seen Joaquin Phoenix when he wasn't either grossly miscast or grossly overacting.<br />
I miss River.<br />
Anyone else have any comment on DC's acting work?</p>
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<p dir="auto">Buttonface was hardly a minor role. He's the main protagonist and steers many of the major story events. Without him this story is about a man who gets therapy gets better marries the girl he loves happily ever after. And the world continues none the wiser to the existence of the Nightbreed. I also agree with OP that Cronenburg was one the better things in the movie. Buttonface is one of my favorite villains.</p>
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<p dir="auto">His is a minor role, but don't forget to see Blood &amp; Donuts!</p>
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<p dir="auto">You should really try and see 'Nightbreed'. Not only is Cronenberg the best thing about that movie, but he's even creepier than you'd expect him to be.</p>
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