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On a spring day in Santa Barbara, Jeff Bridges is having fun turning a backyard into an acting studio for a woefully-unprepared student. “This is our biggest scene, man; do you know where your mark is?” he indicated to Turner Classic Movies host Ben Mankiewicz. “We can’t be looking at our mark, man! Okay, now we’re supposed to be talking, supposed to be kinda natural, man.”<\/p>\n

“Right, totally. Natural, man,” said Mankiewicz. <\/p>\n

“Ooh, that was very nice, that gesture!”<\/p>\n

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At 72, Jeff Bridges is a star with a singular brightness. Seven times an Oscar-nominee, winning best actor for “Crazy Heart,” he’s a leading man with the soul of a character actor: he can be a hero, a villain, a statesman, or a stoner.<\/p>\n