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Leaning in: Josh Duhamel Finds Plenty to Relate to in ‘Neglected’
Duhamel found the role in 'Neglected' intimidating due to its relatable darker elements, prompting him to embrace the challenge.
- Actor Josh Duhamel stars in the new film 'Neglected,' playing a detective on his final day of work tasked with finding his son, who was abducted by a serial killer and hidden somewhere in town.
- Duhamel admitted being scared of the role initially, though Director David Lipper helped him find the emotional depth needed for the character. Weirdly, Duhamel added, the experience proved therapeutic.
- To locate his son, the detective must find other victims who possess crucial clues. With a clock ticking, Duhamel says the investigation is a rush: 'We're going 100 miles an hour for two weeks straight.'
- Portraying a father in such desperate circumstances made Duhamel reflect on his own child. He shared that the role was transformative: 'I don't want to think about my kid ever getting kidnapped, but I had to for this.'
- The film forces actors to confront 'pretty dark stuff' they would normally avoid. This thematic intensity in 'Neglected' highlights the extreme psychological measures a parent confronts when a child is missing.
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