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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Sometimes, undeniably famous, classical actors and actresses take roles in movies that are very against their type. Unlike the Classically-Trained Extra, who laments that their talent is being wasted, or the small but legitimate roles of the One-Scene Wonder... or the Old Shame of roles taken when it was the only work available, this trope covers actors who are completely fine with the situation. Why? Simply put: the long green. |
