Quote by Henry Miller

Actors die so loud.

Actors die so loud.

Summary

This quote implies that actors have a tendency to project their emotions and make a profound impact on audiences with their performances. It suggests that when actors portray death or intense emotions on stage or on screen, they do so in a loud and dramatic manner, leaving a lasting impression. The quote may also imply that actors have the power to elicit strong emotions and reactions from viewers, as if their "death" is so impactful that it resonates loudly with the audience.

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Acting Actors

By Henry Miller

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