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AC/DC made their living as a no-nonsense rock and roll band, so there was no need for extra window dressing in the mix. Read more about it here.

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The 1946 scene James Stewart considered his finest hour

3+ week, 20+ hour ago   (253+ words) James Stewart was an immensely talented actor, adept at both comedy and drama, and by all accounts, was a genuinely nice fella and also a bona fide war hero. One of the most touching scenes in the whole movie sees…...


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The "difficult" 2007 role that almost destroyed Patrick Stewart

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (319+ words) In all of geek fiction, Patrick Stewart has played two of the most iconic roles. However, his toughest challenge came when he played one of Shakespeare’s greatest characters. Stewart will always be remembered as Professor Charles Xavier in the X-Men…...