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WALKING A VERY fine line between vulnerability and vitriol, Marianne Jean-Baptiste’s naturalistic yet complex performance in Mike Leigh’s Hard Truths — as rage-filled, middle-aged South London housewife Pansy — is easily one of the best of the year. Reuniting with Leigh after 1996’s Secrets & Lies, Jean-Baptiste knew she would partake in extensive rehearsals and improv in order to find her character. “Mike said, Just gently go into character. Observe her as she goes shopping and she goes out in the world.’ …
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