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Andy Garcia and Richard Gere had such a bitter feud while filming Internal Affairs (1990) that Garcia refused to go to the wrap party. Both later downplayed it. Richard Gere’s take: “Whatever happened on set ultimately resulted in brilliant cinema.”

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Richard Gere has really, really impressed me in The Agency. At age 76, Gere is still cloaked in charisma & personality. Every line delivery- every look- still packs such a massive punch. Gere’s spent a lifetime making great films, like here with Internal Affairs. But now he’s doing it on television, even as he approaches 80. What an actor.

Richard Gere has really, really impressed me in The Agency. At age 76, Gere is still cloaked in charisma & personality. Every line delivery- every look- still packs such a massive punch. Gere’s spent a lifetime making great films, like here with Internal Affairs. But now he’s doing it on television, even as he approaches 80. What an actor.

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Joe Rogan and Billy Bob Thornton discussed the infamous false gerbil rumor about Richard Gere and why people wanted to believe it. Joe Rogan: Remember the Richard Gere gerbil rumor? Billy Bob Thornton: Oh, yeah. Joe Rogan: I grew up in Massachusetts and my buddy grew up in L.A., and I was like, “When did you hear that rumor?” And he was like… and it was the same time. I’m like, so this fucking rumor burned across the entire country… probably no basis whatsoever in truth that Richard Gere had to go to the hospital and get a gerbil removed from his ass. And everybody talked about it. And poor Richard Gere is probably at home going, “What the fuck? How did that happen?” Billy Bob Thornton: Yeah, it’s like, “I haven’t… I’ve never even been near a gerbil.” I mean, it’s like… Joe Rogan: And every time everybody would see Richard Gere, they would go, “Oh, that’s the guy with the gerbil up his ass.” Billy Bob Thornton: And they’re stamped that way forever. Yeah, nobody ever forgets it, and now with the internet, it doesn’t go away. Joe Rogan: No.

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“It was two years after I stopped smoking and drinking that I had health issues; while in the hospital, I realized that majority sickness happening to eminent personalities are from internal organs”- Nollywood Actor, Don Richard

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😂 Richard Keys & Andy Gray COMPLETELY LOSE IT on live TV watching 1998 Women’s FA Cup Final Richard Keys and Andy Gray trying to present highlights of the Women’s FA Cup Final (Arsenal vs Croydon) and absolutely losing it on air. The game was so end-to-end and mistake-ridden that they couldn’t keep it together. Keys is desperately trying to read the upcoming fixtures: “This is impossible…” Eventually he just gives up: “I’m afraid Andy and I have got to go at this point, there’s no point trying to go on.” Both of them signing off in absolute hysterics. 😂 To be fair the game looked absolutely shocking, no wonder they couldn’t hold themselves together. 🤣

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Akira Kurosawa met Richard Gere for the first time at a New York Party which was for "Ran" (1985). After that, they ran into each other on several other occasions. When Kurosawa met Gere during a party celebrating Kurosawa's Oscar & his birthday, Kurosawa asked Gere if he was interested in appearing in "Rhapsody in August" (1991). Gere was overjoyed by the proposal and agreed instantly. In their conversations, Kurosawa was impressed with Gere's knowledge of the Sutras & his interest in Asia and Lamaism. He thought his knowledge was better than some of the Japanese. At that time, Richard Gere was at the peak of his popularity, just coming out of the huge success of "Pretty Woman" (1990). He was earning several million dollars per movie. Mike Inoue, the Co-producer of "Rhapsody in August" (1991) told Gere that they couldn't afford to pay that kind of money. Right away, Gere said, "I will work free for Kurosawa". Inoue didn't want to take advantage of Gere's kindness. So, he offered him a minor sum of money & agreed to pay the expenses for the friends he wanted to bring with him to Japan. Cindy Crawford was one of the friends he brought to Japan. Gere later said of his experience in Japan with Kurosawa, "'Rhapsody in August' (1991) turned out to be a short, wonderful experience working with one of the greatest masters of our time" ("The Emperor and the Wolf", Stuart Galbraith IV, 2002)

Akira Kurosawa met Richard Gere for the first time at a New York Party which was for "Ran" (1985). After that, they ran into each other on several other occasions. When Kurosawa met Gere during a party celebrating Kurosawa's Oscar & his birthday, Kurosawa asked Gere if he was interested in appearing in "Rhapsody in August" (1991). Gere was overjoyed by the proposal and agreed instantly. In their conversations, Kurosawa was impressed with Gere's knowledge of the Sutras & his interest in Asia and Lamaism. He thought his knowledge was better than some of the Japanese. At that time, Richard Gere was at the peak of his popularity, just coming out of the huge success of "Pretty Woman" (1990). He was earning several million dollars per movie. Mike Inoue, the Co-producer of "Rhapsody in August" (1991) told Gere that they couldn't afford to pay that kind of money. Right away, Gere said, "I will work free for Kurosawa". Inoue didn't want to take advantage of Gere's kindness. So, he offered him a minor sum of money & agreed to pay the expenses for the friends he wanted to bring with him to Japan. Cindy Crawford was one of the friends he brought to Japan. Gere later said of his experience in Japan with Kurosawa, "'Rhapsody in August' (1991) turned out to be a short, wonderful experience working with one of the greatest masters of our time" ("The Emperor and the Wolf", Stuart Galbraith IV, 2002)

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😳🔥 Carmela Clutch revealed the first time she ran from d16k on set was with Richard mane. She explained that he had her in a weird position( described in vid) and was pounding her hard she had to cry for him to stop, She explained he was huge and d66p inside her She says she has seen him knock down a 2litre Coca-Cola bottle with his d16k "Richard mane? That was the first time I ran from d16k"

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In Some Like It Hot (1959), director Billy Wilder didn't invite Marilyn Monroe to the wrap party after her on-set delays. Asked if he'd work with her again, Wilder, "My doctor and my psychiatrist tell me I am too old and too rich to go through this again." Years later, Wilder admitted, "It takes a real artist... to give the performance she did."

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