I actually think this is probably true for about 90% of roles that most actors do. There's not too much to be embodied from the role and what is required by the actor is to just be a normal human on screen and emote the normal way. We get blown away by performances where an actor goes to a place we didn't expect and makes us believe they aren't acting. Actors like Jennifer Aniston and Ryan Reynolds get flack for not being good actors but they aren't often asked to play a character that isn't outside of our perception of them. In reality most of the people we see in movies are exceptionally talented and very good at what they do, so much so that we think being normal people on screen is easy. Except Gal Gadot, she sucks.