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Minds of Madness podcast. Listener discretion is advised.... We've all heard of method acting.

That intense technique where performers immersed themselves

so deeply in their characters, they practically become them.

Daniel Day Lewis lived for months in a wheelchair to prepare for my left foot.

Heath Ledger isolated himself in a hotel room for weeks to become the Joker.

Actors like these are praised for their commitment for pushing themselves to the edge of reality

in pursuit of something authentic. But what happens when that line between fiction and reality

starts to blur for real.

What if an actor doesn't just pretend to commit a violent act?

What if they've already done it?

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