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Lithgow guest stars as Arthur Mitchell, the so-called Trinity Killer whose victims come in threes and who both repels and attracts Michael C. Hall's Dexter Morgan in the Showtime drama. Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat
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Lithgow guest stars as Arthur Mitchell, the so-called Trinity Killer whose victims come in threes and who both repels and attracts Michael C. Hall's Dexter Morgan in the Showtime drama. Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat
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John Lithgow was going to pass on the chance to play serial killer vs. serial killer on “Dexter,” with an Italian vacation, cruise and his son’s wedding awaiting him. Full Article at Access Hollywood
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- John Lithgow was going to pass on the chance to play serial killer vs. serial killer on "Dexter," with an Italian vacation, cruise and his son's wedding awaiting him. Full Article at ReadingEagle.com
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Dexter faces a turning point in his road to being human. Father. Family man. Teacher. Deacon in his church. These are all things that Dexter (Michael C. Hall) has learned about Arthur Mitchell (John Lithgow). Full Article at Pop Syndicate
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This man is very two-faced, like Dexter. A serial killer by definition is a man who presents himself in a very different way to the world ... So it's an actor's field day figuring out what you reveal and what you don't.
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Every one of these stories that suddenly springs up in the news, you read it and think, 'My God, how could this possibly happen? How could a human being behave this way?' - which in a way is really liberating ... You can't outdo the truth.
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This man is very two-faced, like Dexter. A serial killer by definition is a man who presents himself in a very different way to the world ... So it's an actor's field day figuring out what you reveal and what you don't.
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Every one of these stories that suddenly springs up in the news, you read it and think, ‘My God, how could this possibly happen? How could a human being behave this way?’ — which in a way is really liberating ... You can’t outdo the truth.
