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Ein Märchen so wirklich wie das Leben in Brooklyn

Für die Menschen in Brooklyn, Ecke Third Street und Seventh Avenue, ist Auggie Wrens Tabakladen das Zentrum des Universums. Jeden Tag treffen sie sich auf ein paar Zigaretten, tauschen den neuesten Klatsch aus und sparen dabei auch die eigenen Probleme nicht aus. So wird Auggie selbst eines Tages urplötzlich damit konfrontiert, daß er eine erwachsene Tochter hat, die seit kurzem drogensüchtig ist.

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William Hurt

Paul Benjamin

William Hurt delivered a nuanced and understated performance as Paul Benjamin in the 1995 drama "Smoke," directed by Wayne Wang. Hurt's portrayal of the character, a Brooklyn cigar store proprietor, is a masterclass in quiet intensity and introspection. His Paul is a man of routine and reflection, a writer suffering from writer's block, who finds solace in the steady rhythm of his daily life and the camaraderie within his multicultural neighborhood. Hurt brings a sense of gravitas and thoughtfulness to the role, allowing his expressive eyes and subtle shifts in facial expressions to convey the depth of Paul's internal struggles and the profound impact of the relationships he forms, particularly with Rashid, played by Harold Perrineau, a young man who changes his life. Hurt's performance is a testament to his ability to inhabit a character's skin seamlessly, creating a character that resonates with authenticity and warmth. His interactions with the other characters are genuine and heartfelt, making Paul Benjamin a memorable figure in the tapestry of New York stories.

Forest Whitaker

Cyrus Cole

Forest Whitaker delivers a nuanced and captivating performance as Cyrus Cole in the film "Smoke," directed by Wayne Wang and written by Paul Auster. Whitaker's portrayal of Cyrus, a young man who becomes involved in the lives of the regulars at a Brooklyn tobacco store, is a study in quiet intensity and emotional depth. His character, marked by a mysterious past and a profound sense of loss, is the catalyst for much of the film's introspective narrative. Whitaker brings a palpable sense of vulnerability to the role, conveying Cyrus's inner turmoil and search for connection with a subtlety that allows the character's journey to resonate with the audience. His interactions with the other characters, particularly with Auggie (Harvey Keitel), the store's owner, are imbued with a sense of genuine rapport and mutual healing. Whitaker's performance is a testament to his ability to embody complex characters with empathy and grace, making Cyrus Cole a memorable and touching figure in the tapestry of "Smoke."