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Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɒn bˈaɹɪmˌɔː] (IPA)

John Barrymore was a prominent American actor, known for his talent and charm on stage and screen. Synonyms for his name would include "The Great Profile," a nickname given to him for his distinctive facial features, or simply "Barrymore," in reference to his famous acting family. He was also known for his impressive range as an actor, earning him the moniker "The World's Greatest Living Actor" during his heyday. In addition, he may be called a legendary performer, gifted theatrical artist, or consummate thespian. No matter how he is referred to, John Barrymore remains a beloved and influential figure in the world of acting.

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  • I know that back in the twenties everyone who saw it judged John Barrymore's Hamlet to be unforgettable. Great though it was, I found his Richard III even more impressive. Barrymore's sinister, half-mad hunchback became incandescent as he gleefully anticipated his conquest of the Lady Anne. The genius of the actor contrived a slight but inspired alteration of Shakespeare's: 'Was ever woman in this humour wooed? Was ever woman in this humour won?' The change to 'Never was woman in this manner wooed; never was woman in this manner won' heightened the deviltry in Richard's gloating.
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