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Brad Pitt actually called Guy Ritchie himself asking for a role in Snatch after being a huge fan of “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels”. Richie initially offered Pitt the lead role of Turkish, but when they discovered Pitt couldn’t nail the London accent, they created the unintelligible Irish... show more

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