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Ted Kravitz couldn’t stop going on about how pretty Carlos looked at Cannes, compared him to a young cary grant 😭✨ Carlos: who’s cary? Ted: he’s an old time classic good looking film star, yeah you look like a young cary grant, you looked fantastic! you looked fenomenal!

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