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Glenn Close almost didn't get Fatal Attraction. Every studio passed. Even Sherry Lansing said no. Then Glenn walked into the audition room. What happened in 10 minutes changed everything. Sherry called it one of the greatest lessons of her life. #CanvaPartner

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