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During Moonlighting (1985–1989), Cybill Shepherd openly admitted they had a basic, raw, animal attraction to each other from the start. Co-stars and crew noted that the actors sometimes hated the sight of each other, with tensions rising high during grueling 80-hour work weeks. Bruce Willis was an unknown bartender... show more

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Moonlighting (1985–1989) – the legendary “dramedy.” Cybill Shepherd stars as Maddie Hayes, teaming up with detective David Addison (Bruce Willis) at the Blue Moon Detective Agency. Fun fact: Bruce Willis beat out over 3,000 actors for the role, turning him from unknown to star and paving the way for Die Hard. Mixing mystery, humor, and romance, Moonlighting won 6 Emmys and was named by Time Magazine among the “100 Best TV Shows of All Time.”

Moonlighting (1985–1989) – the legendary “dramedy.” Cybill Shepherd stars as Maddie Hayes, teaming up with detective David Addison (Bruce Willis) at the Blue Moon Detective Agency. Fun fact: Bruce Willis beat out over 3,000 actors for the role, turning him from unknown to star and paving the way for Die Hard. Mixing mystery, humor, and romance, Moonlighting won 6 Emmys and was named by Time Magazine among the “100 Best TV Shows of All Time.”

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eric was asked if, during the proposal scene when lucy and tim get drugged, tim was trying to take off her ring [to leave it behind as a clue]. he said that the scene was director bill roe’s idea and it had nothing to do with the ring, they were just reaching for each other to let the other person know they were there

eric was asked if, during the proposal scene when lucy and tim get drugged, tim was trying to take off her ring [to leave it behind as a clue]. he said that the scene was director bill roe’s idea and it had nothing to do with the ring, they were just reaching for each other to let the other person know they were there

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This video shares the story of a German Shepherd who was returned to the shelter 7 times because he wouldn’t stop crying during the night. It was thought he had severe separation anxiety. An elderly veteran with PTSD adopted him anyway. Both had nightmares from trauma. The veteran recognized the signs, slept beside him, and gently woke him during episodes. After 2 weeks, the nightmares stopped. Now they support each other through it all and never sleep alone. What a heartwarming bond ❤️‍🩹.

This video shares the story of a German Shepherd who was returned to the shelter 7 times because he wouldn’t stop crying during the night. It was thought he had severe separation anxiety. An elderly veteran with PTSD adopted him anyway. Both had nightmares from trauma. The veteran recognized the signs, slept beside him, and gently woke him during episodes. After 2 weeks, the nightmares stopped. Now they support each other through it all and never sleep alone. What a heartwarming bond ❤️‍🩹.

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Quentin Tarantino wrote Butch in Pulp Fiction for Matt Dillon, but Dillon was unsure about the part. Tarantino needed another big-name actor alongside Harvey Keitel to get the film financed. Luckily, he was able to cast Bruce Willis in the role, he explains how. “We weren’t going out to Bruce Willis. Especially at that time, he was one of the top five, maybe even top three biggest stars in the world - He was definitely popular in America, but you go to Korea or somewhere like that - he was the man. What happened was, I originally wrote the part for Matt Dillon, because Matt Dillon was a fan of my script for Reservoir Dogs. The deal with Miramax was that we had an ensemble cast, but we needed at least one, if not two, Miramax-approved actors. After that, I could cast anybody I wanted, as long as there was somebody they considered a name that they could sell. Matt Dillon fell into the category of names they would accept. So I wrote it for Matt, and it seemed like getting him would be easy. But he read it and he wasn’t so sure. He liked it, but he was disturbed by the fact that you never actually see Butch boxing. He said, “I want to see the fight.” And maybe he didn’t one hundred percent get it. Also, he didn’t want to play that part. He wanted to play Vincent - that happened a lot. Any time I offered somebody a part, they wanted to play somebody else. So Matt didn’t say no, but he didn’t say yes. He still had to think about it. That was a little scary, because I thought I had him in the bag. With him, I had a go movie. Then all of a sudden, I didn’t have such a go movie anymore. Harvey Keitel, who's in the movie - he was one of the guys - so I had him. He was he was shooting in town. When he was shooting in town, he'd usually rent a house in Malibu. And so he would invite friends to come over for the weekend and hang out. And so I came over and I'm hanging out at Harvey's place. And then, well, it turns out that Bruce Willis was only living about three or four or five houses down the way. OK. And so I come over to Harvey's - and there's Bruce Willis. (1/2)

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Robert Donat and Madeleine Carroll had never met before the first day of filming of Alfred Hitchcock's "The 39 Steps" (1935). They were handcuffed together on the first morning immediately after being introduced for a scene. When the scene was filmed, Hitchcock had lost the keys to the handcuffs. For nearly an hour, while a hunt for the "missing" key was going on, Donat and Carroll were talking about their lives & exchanged experiences. After Hitchcock noticed that they were getting along well, he took out the "missing" key from his pocket, released them from the cuffs and said with a grin on his face, "Now that you two know each other we can go ahead." "We had never met before our making of 'The 39 Steps' together ('together-' is a particularly suitable word here.) On our first morning at the studio, immediately after being introduced, we were shackled in a pair of handcuffs, each having one hand imprisoned, and commenced to act a scene. Such a start was not exactly helpful in establishing relations, we thought, and these feelings were not lessened when, at the conclusion of the scene 'Hitch' lost the key of the handcuffs! For nearly an hour Madeleine and I shared this enforced companionship, while the hunt for the key of the handcuffs was sustained. There was nothing else to do, so we talked of our mutual friends, of our ambitions, and of film matters generally. Gradually our reserve thawed as we exchanged experiences. When Hitch saw that we were getting along famously, he extracted the 'missing' key from his waistcoat pocket, released us, and said, with a satisfied grin, 'Now that you two know each other we can go ahead.'" ("Mr. Chips: The Life of Robert Donat", Kenneth Barrow, 1985) P.S: On this day, 91 years ago, "The 39 Steps" (1935) premiered in London, UK.

Robert Donat and Madeleine Carroll had never met before the first day of filming of Alfred Hitchcock's "The 39 Steps" (1935). They were handcuffed together on the first morning immediately after being introduced for a scene. When the scene was filmed, Hitchcock had lost the keys to the handcuffs. For nearly an hour, while a hunt for the "missing" key was going on, Donat and Carroll were talking about their lives & exchanged experiences. After Hitchcock noticed that they were getting along well, he took out the "missing" key from his pocket, released them from the cuffs and said with a grin on his face, "Now that you two know each other we can go ahead." "We had never met before our making of 'The 39 Steps' together ('together-' is a particularly suitable word here.) On our first morning at the studio, immediately after being introduced, we were shackled in a pair of handcuffs, each having one hand imprisoned, and commenced to act a scene. Such a start was not exactly helpful in establishing relations, we thought, and these feelings were not lessened when, at the conclusion of the scene 'Hitch' lost the key of the handcuffs! For nearly an hour Madeleine and I shared this enforced companionship, while the hunt for the key of the handcuffs was sustained. There was nothing else to do, so we talked of our mutual friends, of our ambitions, and of film matters generally. Gradually our reserve thawed as we exchanged experiences. When Hitch saw that we were getting along famously, he extracted the 'missing' key from his waistcoat pocket, released us, and said, with a satisfied grin, 'Now that you two know each other we can go ahead.'" ("Mr. Chips: The Life of Robert Donat", Kenneth Barrow, 1985) P.S: On this day, 91 years ago, "The 39 Steps" (1935) premiered in London, UK.

DepressedBergman

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🚨OH. MY. GOSH!!! An absolutely MASSIVE "teen-takeover" in Toledo OH led to a STAMPEDE THAT INJURED AN 80-YEAR-OLD WOMAN AND THEN TEENS BEGAN BEATING EACH OTHER!!! Witnesses say "teens" began PUNCHING EACH OTHER IN THE FACE and THROWING EACH OTHER AGAINST FOOD TRUCKS . This caused a MASSIVE STAMPEDE that injured MULTIPLE children, an 80-YEAR-OLD WAS TRAMPLED, and families began HIDING IN FOOD TRUCKS AND FLEEING FOR THIER LIVES!!! A food truck owner had to physically throw teenagers off his truck as they BEAT EACH OTHER IN THE FACE. A young girl GASHED HER EYE OPEN after being shoved into a serving counter by other girls fighting behind her. A man helped an 80-year-old woman off the ground after she was TRAMPLED by the crowd of "teens" running for the exits. Police rushed in and had to SHUT DOWN THE ENTIRE PARK!!! WHERE ARE THESE KIDS' PARENTS?!!!!! WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS.

🚨OH. MY. GOSH!!! An absolutely MASSIVE "teen-takeover" in Toledo OH led to a STAMPEDE THAT INJURED AN 80-YEAR-OLD WOMAN AND THEN TEENS BEGAN BEATING EACH OTHER!!! Witnesses say "teens" began PUNCHING EACH OTHER IN THE FACE and THROWING EACH OTHER AGAINST FOOD TRUCKS . This caused a MASSIVE STAMPEDE that injured MULTIPLE children, an 80-YEAR-OLD WAS TRAMPLED, and families began HIDING IN FOOD TRUCKS AND FLEEING FOR THIER LIVES!!! A food truck owner had to physically throw teenagers off his truck as they BEAT EACH OTHER IN THE FACE. A young girl GASHED HER EYE OPEN after being shoved into a serving counter by other girls fighting behind her. A man helped an 80-year-old woman off the ground after she was TRAMPLED by the crowd of "teens" running for the exits. Police rushed in and had to SHUT DOWN THE ENTIRE PARK!!! WHERE ARE THESE KIDS' PARENTS?!!!!! WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS.

Matt Van Swol

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Growing up as a kid one of my favorite movies was Die Hard. Bruce Willis was awesome. Willis, who now is not totally verbal any longer thanks to Dementia at age 68, is supported by an incredible family, who recently released this video of him on his birthday. “He’s not totally verbal; he used to be a voracious reader — he didn’t want anyone to know that — and he’s not reading now. All those language skills are no longer available to him, and yet he’s still Bruce,” said his friend Glenn Gordon Caron. Dementia is a terrible disease which I truly believe will be curable soon thanks to the technological progress we have been making. Having had two grandparents suffer from the disease I can't tell you how heartbreaking it is. I'm glad Willis appears to have incredible family support in his battle.

Growing up as a kid one of my favorite movies was Die Hard. Bruce Willis was awesome. Willis, who now is not totally verbal any longer thanks to Dementia at age 68, is supported by an incredible family, who recently released this video of him on his birthday. “He’s not totally verbal; he used to be a voracious reader — he didn’t want anyone to know that — and he’s not reading now. All those language skills are no longer available to him, and yet he’s still Bruce,” said his friend Glenn Gordon Caron. Dementia is a terrible disease which I truly believe will be curable soon thanks to the technological progress we have been making. Having had two grandparents suffer from the disease I can't tell you how heartbreaking it is. I'm glad Willis appears to have incredible family support in his battle.

Brian Krassenstein

1,558,254 views • 2 years ago

NEW: Simi Valley residents demand hate crime charges after four teens were arrested for attacking another teen outside a movie theater They believe the victim, Michael Robinson, was targeted because he is black "Racism is ever present and especially present in the town of Simi Valley," one speaker said before the council Robinson said he was with friends when the other group approached When the fight broke out, Robinson said he tried to run away He suffered a concussion, a back injury, and chipped a tooth One of his friends had prior issues with the group and tried to calm tensions, but the fight happened anyway

NEW: Simi Valley residents demand hate crime charges after four teens were arrested for attacking another teen outside a movie theater They believe the victim, Michael Robinson, was targeted because he is black "Racism is ever present and especially present in the town of Simi Valley," one speaker said before the council Robinson said he was with friends when the other group approached When the fight broke out, Robinson said he tried to run away He suffered a concussion, a back injury, and chipped a tooth One of his friends had prior issues with the group and tried to calm tensions, but the fight happened anyway

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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)

DepressedBergman

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Very interesting documentary. Used to think Dr. Sebi was a fake or fraud until I read and learned more about him. It's unbelievable that they killed him and no one knows his story or that he cured cancer and a bunch of other supposed non-curable diseases and was even charged by the gov and taken to court where he was told he'd need to bring one person with detailed historical medical records from MD's and hospitals of when they had the disease as well as records from MD's and hospitals after he cured them for each and every disease he claimed to have ppl cured from. He actually brought all the evidence and then some to the court, after which they killed him. Follow Dr.Sebi Official Profile ⬇️ .

Barbara Oneill

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The unexpected arrival of the Saudi Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs at the farewell ceremony for Ayatollah Khamenei. Although the list of foreign delegations included Oman and Qatar, Saudi Arabia was not on it. An interesting choice of a verse from the Quran: “There was already a sign for you in the two groups that met each other: one group was fighting in the way of Allah, and the other was disbelieving. They saw them with their own eyes twice as many. Allah strengthens with His help whom He wills. Indeed, in this is an admonition for those who possess reason.”

The unexpected arrival of the Saudi Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs at the farewell ceremony for Ayatollah Khamenei. Although the list of foreign delegations included Oman and Qatar, Saudi Arabia was not on it. An interesting choice of a verse from the Quran: “There was already a sign for you in the two groups that met each other: one group was fighting in the way of Allah, and the other was disbelieving. They saw them with their own eyes twice as many. Allah strengthens with His help whom He wills. Indeed, in this is an admonition for those who possess reason.”

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#pete_nvich #waavetnp #petewave [ENG trans] 🦁: ohh (review) wave .. that’s long story 🫢: wave is cute .. very cute 🦁: 🙂‍↕️👍🏻 🫢: wave is very cute and very shy, right? Is he shy? I don’t know. He’s shy 🦁: no no he’s kind 👍🏻 🦁: but tbh, at first during the reality, me and wave never talked at all until mission acting. I think everyone know about it, cuz at that time p’north, p’wave, p’otto, they had shooting for duang with you, so we didn’t really get to talk. With wave, too. And only until mission acting, we got to talk and play game together. At first, we played game together, everyone don’t think that ‘hey, just played game together already became closer?’ No! We played game together, but we annoyed each other, got mad at each other .. a little. And when the reality just ended not long, me and wave was like .. we almost not talk to each other … it was like when we talked with each other, the situation was like …… 🫢: why you talk about wave so much, man 🦁: it’s long story, bro 🫢: you like wave? 🦁: we used to like .. (🫸🏻)each other, you know .. like ignore each other 🦁: it’s like .. there was a period, when me and wave talked with each other, we were like .. just not click with each other at all … I don’t know if wave thinks that way, but for me, i just felt like anything we talked, i just felt like there was a wall between us, we really not that clicked at that time. The feeling was like, ‘tskk .. like that again .. wave .. what’s wrong with him’ something like that, annoyed each other. But after that, during duang, we started talking nicely with each other. That time, i went to congrats wave, ‘Good job~’ during duang first ep. And he said ‘Thank you na~’. That was the first time we talked in a normal way. After that, we started talk nicely with each other, and become more closer // 🥺🥺🥺🥺

#pete_nvich #waavetnp #petewave [ENG trans] 🦁: ohh (review) wave .. that’s long story 🫢: wave is cute .. very cute 🦁: 🙂‍↕️👍🏻 🫢: wave is very cute and very shy, right? Is he shy? I don’t know. He’s shy 🦁: no no he’s kind 👍🏻 🦁: but tbh, at first during the reality, me and wave never talked at all until mission acting. I think everyone know about it, cuz at that time p’north, p’wave, p’otto, they had shooting for duang with you, so we didn’t really get to talk. With wave, too. And only until mission acting, we got to talk and play game together. At first, we played game together, everyone don’t think that ‘hey, just played game together already became closer?’ No! We played game together, but we annoyed each other, got mad at each other .. a little. And when the reality just ended not long, me and wave was like .. we almost not talk to each other … it was like when we talked with each other, the situation was like …… 🫢: why you talk about wave so much, man 🦁: it’s long story, bro 🫢: you like wave? 🦁: we used to like .. (🫸🏻)each other, you know .. like ignore each other 🦁: it’s like .. there was a period, when me and wave talked with each other, we were like .. just not click with each other at all … I don’t know if wave thinks that way, but for me, i just felt like anything we talked, i just felt like there was a wall between us, we really not that clicked at that time. The feeling was like, ‘tskk .. like that again .. wave .. what’s wrong with him’ something like that, annoyed each other. But after that, during duang, we started talking nicely with each other. That time, i went to congrats wave, ‘Good job~’ during duang first ep. And he said ‘Thank you na~’. That was the first time we talked in a normal way. After that, we started talk nicely with each other, and become more closer // 🥺🥺🥺🥺

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AfD leader Alice Weidel: “Hitler was a communist. He considered himself as a socialist. They nationalized all the private companies and asked for huge taxes. The biggest success of our country was to label Adolf Hitler as a conservative or a libertarian, he was not. He was a communist socialist guy. Full stop. AfD is the exact opposite. It’s a conservative libertarian party. Hitler was not on the right. Hitler played with people’s envy against each other. That was a socialist weapon. He was nothing other than an anti-Semitic socialist.”

AfD leader Alice Weidel: “Hitler was a communist. He considered himself as a socialist. They nationalized all the private companies and asked for huge taxes. The biggest success of our country was to label Adolf Hitler as a conservative or a libertarian, he was not. He was a communist socialist guy. Full stop. AfD is the exact opposite. It’s a conservative libertarian party. Hitler was not on the right. Hitler played with people’s envy against each other. That was a socialist weapon. He was nothing other than an anti-Semitic socialist.”

Ian Miles Cheong

5,255,356 views • 1 year ago