But Harrison's Deckard isn't meant to embody that "ethics/work inspector" as a good actor would.
He is meant to portray him as a detective who is not that good with pretending to be someone else would.
Harrison might or might not be a good actor, but Deckard certainly isn't supposed to be a good one.
> Deckard certainly isn't supposed to be a good one.
Why not? He's a seasoned detective with a track record, why's it so hard to believe he picked up some tricks?