Jules Renard: The beggar gaze of the actor who in all circumstances, even in the most serious, turns around to make sure that he is lo

The beggar gaze of the actor who in all circumstances, even in the most serious, — Jules Renard

The beggar gaze of the actor who in all circumstances, even in the most serious, turns around to make sure that he is looked at and that he has been recognized.

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