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"Harper Lee is the moral conscience of the film," Bennett Miller, the director of "Capote," explains in an interview included on the movie's DVD. "We were looking for an actor who had composure and dignity and a maturity of spirit and a morality and a sober-mindedness." But though Miller acknowledges that "people who have those qualities tend not to go into acting, as a rule," he fails to note that such people do not tend to swell the ranks of creative writers, either. Any viewer of Catherine Keener's lambent performance in "Capote" is prepared to believe that she possesses all these traits, but they would not naturally recommend her for an authentic portrayal of the ...