He's doing a really good job of playing a dizzy guy who is obedient and nagging, and there's no one better than him in the world.
You see him playing an alcoholic, a real alcoholic addiction, with his shoulders slanted, shrugged, his lips trembling, and his eyes are a little off. If you let the current idiot play, he will only tremble and scratch.
He's as drunk as Ray Milland on lost weekends.
Hollywood can be Hollywood because there are actors like WB, who fill in the things under the aura of big stars, which is to make the story more believable and more engaging.
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