Lionel Boyce

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Actor Lionel Boyce highlights the significance of autonomy in Peter Weir’s 1998 dramedy “The Truman Show”, reflecting on its parallels in his own career path.

Lionel Boyce understands autonomy through ‘The Truman Show’

Actor Lionel Boyce highlights the significance of autonomy in Peter Weir’s 1998 dramedy “The Truman Show”, reflecting on its parallels in his own career path.

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