William H. Macy Criticizes Hollywood’s Emphasis on Violence in Films
Veteran actor William H. Macy has raised concerns about the prevalence of violence in Hollywood movies. In a recent interview on the comedy podcast, Films To Be Buried With, the Fargo actor shared his views on the matter.
The Influence of Violence on Screen: Emphasizing Quality Over Quantity
At 74 years old, Macy emphasized the significance of portraying a single act of violence on screen as highly impactful. However, he argued that depicting multiple deaths diminishes the effect and becomes gratuitous. “When you have 18 people being killed, it’s simply excessive. The only way to heighten the drama is by increasing the body count,” he commented.
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