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Probably the most chameleonic actor working today, I think he's an INFJ. Enneagram-wise, maybe a 3 or 4.
What do you think?
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What makes you say 3 over 4?
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I'd be more inclined toward INFJ, over INFP.
I think in all of his performances we see him exuding a lot of control over his character is portrayed, on the surface level. INPs tend to be more "go with the flow, adjust as you go" style presentations, the performance is more "responsive" if that makes any sense.
As a similar comparison, Anthony Hopkins, as an INTJ (which is INJ) does the same style performance, his outer character is pretty locked down based on his internal vision.
I think in all of his performances we see him exuding a lot of control over his character is portrayed, on the surface level. INPs tend to be more "go with the flow, adjust as you go" style presentations, the performance is more "responsive" if that makes any sense.
As a similar comparison, Anthony Hopkins, as an INTJ (which is INJ) does the same style performance, his outer character is pretty locked down based on his internal vision.
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