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Yes to all of the above. Two of my favorire actors of the period at hand--at opposite ends of the physical spectrum--are Sydney Greenstreet & Gene Kelly. And Richard Conte's suave nightclub owner in "Somewhere in the Night" exudes It before he ever speaks a single line.
These days, there a lot of very talented performers who still don't have It, whatever it is. Others do: Jim Carrey, who has even more of it when he's being himself than when he's being somebody else, Adam Baldwin, who already had it 2O years ago, playing a kid in middle school in "My Bodyguard" & the amazing Eddie Korbich whom I just saw on Broadway in "The Drowsy Chaperone" and ex-Chicago Bear Chris Zorich who practices mass hypnosis on a regular basis. As types, they're all over the place, but that merely demonstrates that IT has nothing to do with elegance or any specific look.
These days, there a lot of very talented performers who still don't have It, whatever it is. Others do: Jim Carrey, who has even more of it when he's being himself than when he's being somebody else, Adam Baldwin, who already had it 2O years ago, playing a kid in middle school in "My Bodyguard" & the amazing Eddie Korbich whom I just saw on Broadway in "The Drowsy Chaperone" and ex-Chicago Bear Chris Zorich who practices mass hypnosis on a regular basis. As types, they're all over the place, but that merely demonstrates that IT has nothing to do with elegance or any specific look.
