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Brazilian Cinema vs Spanish Cinema
Row by row, the person who holds a rank in Brazilian Cinema beside the person who holds the same rank in Spanish Cinema, on the same star power score computed inside each industry. Two names on a row hold comparable standing at home. That is all it says: nothing about style or talent, and no box office across industries, where a dollar means different things.
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How the two lists were built
- The same score
- Star power: the gross of the films a person led, how that run held up, how many there were, how recent, and how audiences rated them.
- Computed separately
- Each score is a percentile inside its own industry, so Brazilian Cinema names are scored against Brazilian Cinema and Spanish Cinema names against Spanish Cinema.
- How to read a row
- Because every industry is scored against itself, rank 25 in Brazilian Cinema and rank 25 in Spanish Cinema are the same fact about different places: the 25th biggest name at home. Neither number says anything about the other industry.
- Who qualifies
- At least 2 led films, which is what it takes for a percentile to mean anything.
Gross and rating as reported on TMDB and Wikipedia 32 Brazilian Cinema names and 88 Spanish Cinema names are ranked, so the lists run out at different lengths.