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Article: The new Edwardianism. (interview with actor Edward Norton)(Cover Story)(Interview)
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- January 1, 1997
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The elusive, electrifying, erupting Edward Norton
At the end of last year's Primal Fear, lawyer Richard Gere turns to leave the young hick he's successfully defended in a murder trial. But then he does a double take and turns back. Why? The kid has made a verbal slip, revealing that he is not a terrified runt at all, but a callous killer. The look on Gere's face says everything that the audience feels: How could I be taken in by this. . . this nobody? Precisely because the somebody who played this nobody was Edward Norton, acting in his first feature.
Since Primal Fear, Norton has played Larry Flynt's put-upon lawyer, Alan Isaacman, in Milos Forman's The ...
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Article: `Primal Fear' will hit home with mystery ...
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN);
April 3, 1996 ;
700+ words
... ... Aaron Stampler (Edward Norton), that has less to ... in those games, "Primal Fear" comes out the real winner. 1/3 Primal Fear 5 out of a possible ... Starring: Richard Gere, Edward Norton, Laura Linney, Frances ...
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