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Magic Johnson says he regrets not calling LeBron James before resigning as Lakers president and reveals wanting to fire Luke Walton led to his exit “I regret not calling LeBron, telling him I was stepping down.” “I really regretted that.” “I owed him that.” “I had to.” “I thought...

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Ethan Hawke says he regrets missing out on James Cameron's Titanic (1997) as Jack,“Damn DiCaprio!” “I sat there watching him....All the girls wanted to f*ck him, and all the guys wanted to fight him.” Hawke auditioned for the role of Jack Dawson in James Cameron’s Titanic but he didn’t get it. Hawke admitted, “Secretly, I couldn’t help thinking that if I had got it, maybe I could have lived exactly the life I wanted to.”

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