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0:34Now PlayingTerrence Howard reflects on an acting lesson that changed the way he thinks about power and presence. He explains that a quiet, controlled tone can sometimes be far more intimidating than shouting, leading him to become less forceful and more deliberate in his performances. His broader point is that real power does not always need volume—sometimes the strongest presence is the one that speaks softly.
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