But if an artist is doing something creative, to expand himself or herself, then I'm always interested.
A straightforward way to give independent works a larger life and to expand himself as a dancer, "Tribute" also explores larger questions.
But the increasing variety of Mr. Damon's roles and the almost perversely self-effacing ease with which he sinks into them suggest the thoughtful, restless sensibility of an actor who, as his frequent collaborator Steven Soderbergh put it, "is thinking about expanding himself as opposed to presenting himself as a movie star".
She's an active and alert performer who, throughout, seems to want more — a character with a life story to sink her interpretive teeth into — whereas Cruise takes Cage's one-note backstory, the cowardly out-of-work ad man, and expands it, and himself, to the breaking point.
She's an active and alert performer who, throughout, seems to want more a character with a life story to sink her interpretive teeth into whereas Cruise takes Cage's one-note backstory, the cowardly out-of-work ad man, and expands it, and himself, to the breaking point.
Racemusic Poems," Chicagoan Kevin Coval is only just continuing to build a name for himself that expands beyond the Windy City's limits.
And for most of his career he has expanded without repeating himself.
"I think that a teacher in the classroom is basically an expanded version of himself in private life," he says.
Like them, Frank Bascombe is not a type (though unlike them, he isn't Jewish), but rather the irreducible, expanding essence of himself.
Marshall Mathers, alias Eminem and Slim Shady, may be one troubled guy, but he's the hope of a beleaguered music business and an expanding media enterprise himself.
