you have played everything from ghandi to gangsters and you do them equally well. what attracts you to these villains? >> i do not know whether it is specifically that they are areainous but when they well written, when they are well conceived, and when you know , who, in thistor case is one of the writers, when the director will place the camera in such a way as to endorse everything we have just you learn as an after or his patterns of human behavior in his plays were flawless. flawless that they even use now in psychiatric studies and there is such a thing as the other fellow -- syndrome in psychiatrist. it is such a case history and so entered into as psychiatric language. i'll look for the human dance and i see exactly where my character fits into the dance. if it is a truth, i will play an. or her, but i've not had that opportunity yet. once i see, you have put her on the page, a classic pattern of human behavior. it is in "iron man 3." the classic act of revenge because his best friend is in a coma. comment not aal copy of a copy of a copy. i have to give it

there were people comparing ayatollah khomeini ghandi peay it was that simple. when you look at this policy few, that isn't putting too much on it, between the secretary of state, the national security adviser at the time you see competing views on what this means, what's going on here, and because a was very hard to understand at halftime. on the islamic revolutionary fundamentalist is pretty new. >> host: that is two points i want to follow on to it as a historical point it is striking to recall in historical terms what will the hostage taking of the dominican diplomats play in resolving the internal power structure? in fact that was the key moment at which there is tension in the balance between the elected form of government and the harder longing clerical form of government was resolved in favor of the clerics in part because the internal political success of taking the american hostage. they used that in a way that i think many americans went to be familiar with. >> guest: exactly. that is another thing in mind because quite rightly we could look up the ho

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