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He said he and his wife Victoria chose it as a "doer upper".

“For us,” Smith continues, “it is a love letter to all of our audiences. We see you. We hear you. We want you to be with us. This character is so worldly. Tiana is a princess, but yet she’s an entrepreneur. She’s a doer. She’s a dreamer. She’s all these things. We just felt what a great opportunity this was to give people a celebration.”

Jim is something of an alpine John Glenn — the doer of a feat of will and skill considered transcendent in the 1960s, a friend of the Kennedy family and the subject of action-shot portraits on the cover of Life magazine.

Eventually, they were joined by a world-class thinker and doer, Steve Simon.

He could “only disappoint those who expect from him a modicum of theoretical construction: he is a doer, not a thinker,” wrote Russian nationalism expert Marlene Laurelle, as cited the academics Jan Matti Dollbaum, Morvan Lallouet, and Ben Noble’s 2021 biography of Navalny.