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Brickzilla was asked whether female talent ever makes specific requests before filming a scene and his answer quickly turned into a story about how producers handle those requests. He explained that performers can make certain requests beforehand, basically telling him what they don’t want to happen during the shoot....

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They way he laughed and stopped smiling. 🤣

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He better be careful. Ask James Deen what happened when women started coming forward with abuse claims on set. Producers throw him under the bus.

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This guy would be working in mc Donalds if he had a normal dick

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Nigga wont get his teeth fixed after making so much money

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Wow. Big dick will blind all yall of a bum ass nigga. He is literally trash ugly. And his personality is disgusting

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This is a sick ass industry 😂 and the same heos (usually black) that been with him at the same time claim to have standards. GTFOH

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this is almost english but it’s hot af regardless

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Dude get ya grill fixed ....

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He’s your biggest fanboy

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Weirdo

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They all wanna be wrecked out

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He comes off as an a hole

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Lara Trump reveals President Trump’s UNEXPECTED reaction the night he left the White House in 2021: “He told all of us that he wanted to have dinner that night. And none of us really knew how that would go. And the first thing he did, before he even sat down at the dinner table, is he looked around at all of us and he goes, ‘Well, kids, I’ve got to do it again.’” “Any one of the things that he had against him, especially in the four years in between terms, would have been enough for one person to say, ‘You know what? That’s it. I’m out of this. I’m never going to do it again.’ But he never gave up. He continued to fight for what he wanted, but what he, I think, knew was right to do.”
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Lara Trump reveals President Trump’s UNEXPECTED reaction the night he left the White House in 2021: “He told all of us that he wanted to have dinner that night. And none of us really knew how that would go. And the first thing he did, before he even sat down at the dinner table, is he looked around at all of us and he goes, ‘Well, kids, I’ve got to do it again.’” “Any one of the things that he had against him, especially in the four years in between terms, would have been enough for one person to say, ‘You know what? That’s it. I’m out of this. I’m never going to do it again.’ But he never gave up. He continued to fight for what he wanted, but what he, I think, knew was right to do.”

Dr Charlie Ward

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🚨 BREAKING: Greg Gutfeld GOES OFF on the never-Trumpers following peace in Gaza - "Don't you owe the people you mocked AN APOLOGY?" "I would love for never-Trumpers to ask themselves about the possibility that the things that they hated about him are what make him SUCCESSFUL!" "Where ARE his critics today? They're so small, I can't SEE THEM!" "Perhaps your ego was HURT by the fact he believed these great things could happen. And he was PERSISTENT, relentless, positive. That just seemed so alien to you!" "Where is Bill Kristol? Where is Adam Kinzinger? Liz Cheney? Gavin Newsom? Vindman? Where are these people? We should do a show on Fox Nation called Where Are They Now?" "Because I want to know, how do you look in the mirror when you see, after years of mocking people who had faith in this guy, people who risked a lot of stuff to support Trump that you made fun of, the George Takei's of the world that ridiculed him, where are they!?" "This guy is solving world peace. He closed the border. He's trying to reduce crime." "He would not accept the managed decline and the constant death. He became unacceptable to them, to the people that were in power. He thought big. He sees everything as a moonshot. 'What could happen? Maybe not.' He thought that the impossible was possible."
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🚨 BREAKING: Greg Gutfeld GOES OFF on the never-Trumpers following peace in Gaza - "Don't you owe the people you mocked AN APOLOGY?" "I would love for never-Trumpers to ask themselves about the possibility that the things that they hated about him are what make him SUCCESSFUL!" "Where ARE his critics today? They're so small, I can't SEE THEM!" "Perhaps your ego was HURT by the fact he believed these great things could happen. And he was PERSISTENT, relentless, positive. That just seemed so alien to you!" "Where is Bill Kristol? Where is Adam Kinzinger? Liz Cheney? Gavin Newsom? Vindman? Where are these people? We should do a show on Fox Nation called Where Are They Now?" "Because I want to know, how do you look in the mirror when you see, after years of mocking people who had faith in this guy, people who risked a lot of stuff to support Trump that you made fun of, the George Takei's of the world that ridiculed him, where are they!?" "This guy is solving world peace. He closed the border. He's trying to reduce crime." "He would not accept the managed decline and the constant death. He became unacceptable to them, to the people that were in power. He thought big. He sees everything as a moonshot. 'What could happen? Maybe not.' He thought that the impossible was possible."

Eric Daugherty

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Lara Trump reveals President Trump’s UNEXPECTED reaction the night he left the White House in 2021: “He told all of us that he wanted to have dinner that night. And none of us really knew how that would go. And the first thing he did, before he even sat down at the dinner table, is he looked around at all of us and he goes, ‘Well, kids, I’ve got to do it again.’” “Any one of the things that he had against him, especially in the four years in between terms, would have been enough for one person to say, ‘You know what? That’s it. I’m out of this. I’m never going to do it again.’ But he never gave up. He continued to fight for what he wanted, but what he, I think, knew was right to do.”
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Lara Trump reveals President Trump’s UNEXPECTED reaction the night he left the White House in 2021: “He told all of us that he wanted to have dinner that night. And none of us really knew how that would go. And the first thing he did, before he even sat down at the dinner table, is he looked around at all of us and he goes, ‘Well, kids, I’ve got to do it again.’” “Any one of the things that he had against him, especially in the four years in between terms, would have been enough for one person to say, ‘You know what? That’s it. I’m out of this. I’m never going to do it again.’ But he never gave up. He continued to fight for what he wanted, but what he, I think, knew was right to do.”

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