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"Auto Focus," directed by Paul Schrader and released in 2002, delves into the fascinating but tragic life of Bob Crane, a popular television star in the 1960s. Played by Greg Kinnear, Crane's world takes a dark turn when he becomes addicted to a hedonistic lifestyle fueled by sex and technology. Co-starring Willem Dafoe as John Carpenter, a video technician who introduces Crane to the world of recording his escapades, the film explores the consequences of Crane's obsession with fame and pleasure. Maria Bello portrays Crane's devoted wife, while Rita Wilson plays a significant role as a fellow celebrity caught up in Crane's downward spiral. As Crane's behavior becomes increasingly erratic and his personal life unravels, the film navigates the complexities of his relationships and the impact of his actions on those around him. "Auto Focus" offers a gripping portrayal of the rise and fall of a man consumed by his desires, with stellar performances from its talented cast and a poignant exploration of the consequences of unchecked ambition.
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