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But in the days that followed, Mr. Epstein started appearing more haggard, according to lawyers and prison staff.
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But in the days that followed, Mr. Epstein started appearing more haggard, according to lawyers and prison staff.
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As Imaginary Jessie, Gugino is vibrant and intense, and Flanagan gets some powerful imagery out of the increasingly noticeable gap between her and Real Jessie, who progressively gets more haggard and drained throughout the film.
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The physical damage to his face was apparent in several scenes filmed after the accident; the left side of his face was partially paralyzed. His performance in the scenes shot after the accident was also markedly different from those shot before; he began to drink heavily and take a concoction of drugs which made his face more haggard and gave his eyes a furtive look, and affected his attitude and posture. Edward Dmytryk later revealed in his autobiography It's a Hell of a Life but Not a Bad Living that he found "a hundred containers" of every kind of drug and "a beautiful leather case fitted with needles and syringes" in Clift's hotel room and once found him so drunk that his cigarette had burned itself out between his fingers. During filming in Danville, Clift's behavior grew increasingly erratic and bizarre, ordering his steak "blue-rare" (nearly uncooked) and adding masses of butter and pepper and eating it with his fingers, and running naked through the town, which resulted in a policeman being stationed outside his hotel room door to prevent him leaving during the night.
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