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Portraying the bad guy as a raving orange fat man was on point. The world just didn't know it yet at the time.

• csa 3y ago
  Not op, but I thought that the roles for Rabban and Feyd were absolutely ham-fisted acting in the Lynch version. Maybe there was a goal to communicate complex character elements in a highly condensed way, but it just comes across as clumsy to me. Baron was fine if not better in the Lynch version. Note that I watched the Lynch version in a theater in the 80s and recently rewatched it, and my feeling about the acting portrayal of these two characters was the almost exactly the same then and now — painful to watch.