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Great fun. So I like the idea of one running a sanatorium filled with other psychopaths. Recently, no question, Stranger Things. It gave me another generation of young fans.
When I read the script for Top Gun , I felt it was perpetuating this idea that Russia was evil and we had to triumph [over them]. The thing I loved about [director] Stanley Kubrick is he never presents the audience with a moral point of view. You just have to decide for yourself. We have no cancer, no poverty, no war — we are one body working together. You tell me, whose world is more barbaric?
Can America recover from the shame? He dismisses the concept of American exceptionalism — the idea that America is different, and superior, as a nation because it was created according to admirable principles. Modine grew up in California and Utah, the son of a drive-in movie theatre manager and a bookkeeper. To this day, he has better hair than all three. For Modine, being an actor was never about being the biggest box office star; it was about picking the right projects.
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I didn't audition for Birdy. He eats well and walks six miles each day, he says. At 61, Modine adds he is approaching stunt work a bit more carefully these days. He says that stunt ripped his right arm out of the socket, and he "learned my lesson," but he still wants to be believable on screen.
Modine still loves to study people, too, in order to be able to play all different kinds of roles. So I got into my car and drove across the United States," he says. We're not seeing America. We're not seeing what people are suffering through. While Modine says luck has played a role in his success, selecting the right projects has also been key.