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Monsters, Inc. John Malkovich is about to play a dictator. Time to talk bad guys
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Monsters, Inc. John Malkovich is about to play a dictator. Time to talk bad guys
BY ISABEL LLOYD
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+ POWER PLAY: The actor John Malkovich, who’ll soon be on tour as the ictional totalitarian Satur Diman Cha.
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