[ SECRET POST #6459 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6459 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It sometimes is the actors' job! It's just a different balance between acting and writing. Like, if a comedian works from a written script then ad libs, that's still acting. Robin Williams was particularly famous for this, and much funnier than material that was written for him. What about Donald Glover in Community, where he either ad libbed or wrote substantial parts of his character's material, particularly all the "Troy and Abed in the Morning" segments? Of course, most actors aren't as good at it as those two, but it's a valid art form.