0 Could you re-phrase it for me?02br 02br 01u00The context:02u02br 00Child actors are supposed to play two roles. As kids, they embody a mythically wholesome version of childhood; as adults, they are expected to personify a more ominous stereotype, living in 01i01b00a state of suspended implosion02b02i00. “Yeah, it’s funny,” says Culkin. “A lot of people meet me and they’re like, Why aren’t you crazy?” As if to add to the confusion, he has now produced what he aptly deems “a strange, weird little book” called Junior, a quasi-fictional chronicle of a former child star who may or may not be borderline certifiable. “Yes, it’s me,” says Culkin, “but no, it isn’t, you know?”0-
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0 As kids, they embody a mythically wholesome version of childhood; as adults, they are expected to personify a more ominous stereotype, 01b 00likely to have a mental breakdown at any point02b 00. 0-
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0 As kids, they embody a mythically wholesome version of childhood; as adults, they are expected to personify a more ominous stereotype, 01b00likely to have a mental breakdown at any point02b00. 0-