Quote Originally Posted by Rick
Actors actually don't have that large a range of what they are able to portray convincingly. Though it may seem like they change their identity all the time, in actuality they're just walking around in circles, playing the same few kinds of characters. Famous actors choose the roles they play and hence pick ones that they feel they can grow into easily and find rewarding. Their choices are strongly related to type and to other dominant inborn traits. Take any actor, for example:
- Arnold Schwarzeneggar
- Angelina Jolie
- Tom Cruise
- Eddie Murphy
- etc.

Some have a slightly wider range than others, but not by much.
I agree with that as far as some actors are concerned, that they basically "play themselves". Another good example is Clint Eastwood.

I think Rocky may have a point regarding those few actors who do seem to "become" others and have a very wide range, like the early Marlon Brando and Robert De Niro. Those are probably indeed ENTp.