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The Unbearable Mumbleness of Tom Hardy (Column)

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The star of "Capone" and "Venom" is making a career out of playing men who are so bad at articulating their feelings that it's not clear they have any.

He needs to rejoin the human race. By Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic In the 1950s, the word “mumbling” got stuck to the name Marlon Brando, and there were several reasons for that.

Brando, starting with his first film, “The Men” (1950), brought a new mode of naturalistic acting to Hollywood that was so revolutionary it would change not

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