Piers Morgan argues that the authenticity of performance should not hinge on the actor's identity, citing Tom Hanks's acclaimed portrayal in "Philadelphia" as a prime example.
Morgan decries the backlash faced by actors like Scarlett Johansson, asserting that the essence of acting is about embodying a character regardless of one's identity.
He emphasizes that actors should be free to interpret roles creatively, likening it to Anthony Hopkins portraying Hannibal Lecter as an instance of exceptional acting transcending personal traits.
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