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In discussing his roles, Crowe underlines that understanding villains—be it Nazi leaders, gangsters, or corrupt politicians—requires appreciating their human elements. He references his research on Göring, revealing a man who was a mountain climber and war hero before succumbing to drugs and political fanaticism. Crowe advocates for portraying such characters with depth and empathy, recognizing that charisma and charm can serve as weapons of evil, manipulating masses and hiding darker facets.