Dustin Hoffman Messes with Paparazzi in the Most Creative Ways Possible
By Thea Glassman August 3, 2016
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Hat tip to twitter user Priscilla Page (@BBW_BFF) for bringing to our attention the minefield of hilarity that is Dustin Hoffman trolling the paparazzi.
my favorite folder on my computer: Dustin Hoffman Fucking With Paparazzi pic.twitter.com/VKOESwglXV
— priscilla page (@BBW_BFF) August 2, 2016
Take a minute to enjoy the 78-year-old actor hiding behind tree branches, peering through binoculars and wearing a large paper bag over his head. You know, in case you needed another reason to love him.
Here is Hoffman proudly displaying his Halloween decorations.
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Spying on his prey.
Crestfallen over People Magazine.
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Being scary.
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Hiding behind a pole.
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Shia Labeouf clearly stole this one.
Ah, Dustin Hoffman. Actor, writer, director and master of subterfuge. Can’t wait to see what inanimate object you peer out of next.
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