Sure, Glenn Close’s role in Albert Nobbs is getting a lot of critical acclaim, but I think we all know that it was just a meager follow up to her first ground-breaking performance as a man.
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Sure, Glenn Close’s role in Albert Nobbs is getting a lot of critical acclaim, but I think we all know that it was just a meager follow up to her first ground-breaking performance as a man.
