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Anupam Kher recalls being thrown out of debut film Saaransh, replaced by Sanjeev Kumar, and cursing Mahesh Bhatt: ‘You are the biggest fraud on this earth’ | Bharti Post
Anupam Kher’s entry into Bollywood was anything but ordinary. His debut in Mahesh Bhatt’s Saaransh (1984) saw him play a 65-year-old grieving father at just
podre henrique @tchorasse.bsky.social
mano que porra de proporções são essas.. a cabeça dele tá comicamente pequena em relação ao corpo
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Claudia Cardinale: Italian actress and star of The Pink Panther dies aged 87
The actress, who starred in Fellini's 8 1/2, is synonymous with the golden age of Italian cinema.
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🔴 SON DAKİKA: Kıyamet ve kıyamet sonrası bilim kurgu: Bu filmleri not edin
Kıyamet ve kıyamet sonrası bilim kurgu: Bu filmleri not edin
t.c. soares@nohayhandle.bsky.social
mudando de assunto uma coisa massa no novo Superman foi lembrar do tipo de sátira do J. M. DeMatteis na época dele na DC dos 1980 (tipo Liga da Justiça tal que acho que é o eixo ali que informa o roteiro) pra apontar o Lex Luthor como o techbro definitivo tipo macacos bots no universo compacto etc
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Claudia Cardinale, Italian Film Star Who Appeared in ‘The Leopard’ and ‘8½,’ Dead at 87
Claudia Cardinale, the Italian movie star known for her captivating performances in The Leopard, 8½, and Once Upon a Time in the West, has died at the age of 87. Cardinale died in Nemours, France, with her children by her side. Her agent, Laurent Savry, confirmed the news to Agence France-Presse on Tuesday. The cause of death was not immediately available. Born in Tunis on April 15, 1938, to Francesco Cardinale and Yolanda Greco, both Sicilian immigrants, Cardinale was raised speaking French, Arabic, and Sicilian dialect. At 18, she was crowned the “Most Beautiful Italian Girl in Tunisia” at a beauty contest and won a trip to the Venice Film Festival, where she enthralled Italian media and various filmmakers.
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